Cases before the Committee: December 1646

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December 1646

Ferdinando Bie, or Bye, Westminster.

1 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
C. 68 930
P.E. 68 931
R. 68 928
L.C.C. 233 82		 Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in going there and being in arms against Parliament. Was at its surrender. 68 929
4 Dec. 1646. Referred to the sub-committee 68 929
28 Aug. 1648. Returned to Parliament as one of those delinquents whose rents are secured in the tenants' hands, and who have not paid in the moiety of their fines. 1 196

Andrew Bowerman, D.D., Stratford-under-Castle, Wilts.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 193 693
P.E. 193 695
P.R. 3 312
R. 193 689		 1 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in adhering to the King against Parliament. 193 692
10 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 125l. 3 325
26 Dec. Order that he shall receive his rents from 1 December last. 3
233		 350
83
L.C.C. 70 95
C. 70 97
100
33 323
D. 70 101
R. 70 87		 24 Nov. 1653. He begs discharge on the Act of Oblivion for Ile Brewers Parsonage, lately descended to him by the death of Andrew Bowerman, of Wells, [co. Somerset] his father, and seized by the County Committee of Wilts. 70 49
94
24 Nov. Referred to Reading and the auditor 25
70		 256
92
17 Jan. 1654. Discharged on the Act of Pardon 21 1312

Rob. Freeman, New Malton, Co. York.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 208 303
L.C.C. 208 304
298
P.E. 208 300
P.R. 3 312
R. 208 296		 1 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound for delinquency in arms 208 297
5 April 1647. Fine at 1/6, 45l. 15s. 4 68

Sir Thos. Glenham, or Glemham, Glemham Hall, Suffolk, and Sackville Glenham, his Son.

Vol. G No. or p.
R. 173 285
C. 33 304		 1 Dec. 1646. Sackville's petitions (missing) to compound on Oxford Articles for his father and himself, both being in arms against Parliament, referred to the sub-committee. 3 312
326
16 Jan. 1647. The County Committees concerned to detain the rents in the tenants' hands, and Sackville, being empowered by deed to receive and pay his father's debts, is to compound for him. 3 380
25 March. Fine for both on Oxford Articles, 951l. 15s. 4
233		 52
83a
P.R. 25 68
L.C.C. 139 643
D. 139 645
C. 33 304
139 651, 671		 4 May 1653. Henry, Earl of Kingston, petitions that Wm. Standon, of Dalby, co. Lincoln, in 9 Charles, entered into a statute with him, Anne, Viscountess Dorchester, and Sir Thos. Glenham, for 2,000l., which becomes due to him by death of the other two, and he extended the lands, and had possession by law; but a tenant keeps possession, pretending that the estate was sequestered for a legacy due to Sir T. Glenham from Lord Bayning's personal estate, and claims it because no rent was paid to the State before the Act of Oblivion. Begs discharge of the estate. No order. 97 57

Edw. Greaves, M.D., Oxford University.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 208 428
P.E. 208 427
P.R. 3 312
R. 208 422		 1 Dec. 1646. Compounds on Oxford Articles, having lived in the King's garrisons and adhered to him during the war. 208 425
12 Dec. Fine 25l. 208 422

Sir Christopher, K.B., alias Lord Hatton, and Lady Eliz. Hatton, his Wife, Kirkby, Co. Northampton.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 200 143
P.E. 200 129
–135, 141
D. 200 137
140
R. 200 101
C. 200 111
D. 200 121		 1 Dec. 1646. He begs to compound on Oxford Articles. Voluntarily left his habitation and adhered to the King. Being at Oxford, was raised to the degree of Baron and sat in the Assembly there. 200 126
30 March 1647. Fine on Oxford Articles, 4,156l. 4 56
1 Dec. Order for suspension of sequestration, and a review, on payment of a moiety of his fine. 4
233		 145
84
8 Dec. Order that on Lady Hatton's paying ½ of 3,456l., the lesser fine set on Sir Christopher's estate, and giving security to pay the rest and any further fines imposed by Parliament, she be admitted to a review and have suspension of the sequestration. 4
200
233		 146
109
85
Dec.? The Inhabitants of Duddington, co. Northampton, complain that by Lady Hatton's composition for the estate of her husband, Sir Christopher, their minister's maintenance, allowed by the Committee for Plundered Ministers, is made void. They beg that at her next payment she may be abated, and they allowed their grant. 200 127
Dec. 1647? They plead further that by order of the Committee for Plundered Ministers, 50l. was allowed them from Gretton, 5 miles distant, but Sir Christopher being now in France, and his lady compounding for him, they are in danger of losing it. They beg confirmation, and union of Gretton with Duddington, that they may be able to support a godly minister. [14 signatures.] 81 354
C. 200 123
D. 200 115
119		 8 Dec. Order on request of the inhabitants of Duston [or Duddington], co. Northampton,—for payment of the 40l. a year granted them by the Committee for Plundered Ministers, 18 September, from Gretton Rectory, belonging to Sir Chris. Hatton, who has not paid any part of his fine,—that the 40l. for the past year be paid them. With note of like orders for 40l. to Rothersthorpe, and 50l. to Sepulchre's Parish, Northampton, from the said rectory. 233 86
D. 200 113
117
R. 200 105
97		 15 Feb. 1649. The sub-committee to peruse the evidences for the annuities charged on the estate, and report. 5
200		 62
107
24 Feb. Sir C. Hatton's fine reduced on review to 3,226l., he having compounded for the reversion of Hatton House [Holborn], and for plate which Viscount Purbeck claimed and disposed of, and having discovered annuities chargeable on his estate. With note of payment and receipt of bond, 4 May. 5
200
233		 67
89
87
31 Dec. The Council of State orders M. Augier, agent in France, to certify whether Hatton meddles with Charles Stuart's affairs. I63 453
23 March 1650. On Sir Art. Hesilrigge's report from the Council of State that Lord Hatton is beyond seas with the late Queen and her son, and is active against the Commonwealth, order in Parliament that his estate be forthwith sequestered. 1
81
233		 220
499
502
88
P.E. 163 271 25 March. Order in the Committee for Compounding accordingly 7
9
10		 77
58
14
28 March. Lord Grey admitted tenant to Hatton's estate in Moulton Park, co. Northampton. 9 39
R. 81 491
H. 16 588		 19 Feb. 1652. Hatton's estate to be seized and secured, for that he is beyond seas contrary to the Parliament order of 23 March 1650. 16 39
16 Nov. 1653. Order in the Council of State that as Sir C. Hatton's sequestration was occasioned by their order, Sir G. Pickering present Lady Hatton's petition to Parliament, and request a stop to be put to the sale of the estate till a hearing, and the pleasure of Parliament be known. I72 68
14 Feb. 1654. Lady Hatton petitions the Protector for discharge of her husband's estate. He went abroad to lead a retired life and pay his great debts, and has since done nothing against the State. She, her five children, and the creditors will be ruined by the re-sequestration. With reference to the Council. 233 89
23 Feb. Referred by Council to a committee I75 131
31 March. Report by them that Hatton was displeased at not being made privy councillor, and refused to go as ambassador of Charles II. to Sweden, or go to Holland for the redemption of the Queen's jewels, and that he lives quietly in the Fauxbourgs of Paris, not countenanced by the English court. 233 90
31 March. Order in the Council of State discharging his estate, the vote of 23 March 1650 being grounded on letters which the Protector and Council think insufficient. I75 204
3 and 4 May. Orders in Council for his discharge renewed I75 266
274
9 May. Order in Parliament for his discharge accordingly 12
90		 611
59
16 May. Search to be made whether he compounded for Gretton Rectory, co. Northampton, demised to him 8 Charles, on rent of 31l. 13s. 7d., and Long Buckby tithes, rent 21l. 11s. 8d., the same being claimed by the Trustees for Maintenauce of Ministers. 22 1484
16 Dec. 1656. Certificate that he compounded for the fostership of Benefield Laund, Rockingham Forest, Gretton Wood Walks, &c. 34 86
Claimants on the Estate.
14 July 1647. Arthur Samwell begs he may still enjoy the custody of the Laund of Benefield, with woods in Rockingham Forest, heretofore in the custody of Sir Christopher Hatton, Sir Robert Hatton, and Sir Lewis Watson, and granted to petitioner for faithful service to Parliament, and losses therein, by the Revenue Committee, 11 Oct. 1644. Sir Christopher Hatton has caused it to be inserted in his particular, now before the Committee for Compounding, although Sir Rob. Hatton, who has not yet compounded, has a grant thereof for life. 115 439
14 July. His petition to be presented when Sir Chris. Hatton comes to pay his money. 4 107
L.C.C. 163 359
IND. 163 347
–352
D. 163 353
354
C. 32 39
80 95
P.R. 14 178		 29 Aug. 1650. Petition (missing) of Sir Erasmus De La Fontaine, of Kirby-Bellars, co. Leicester, to compound for a mortgage on Moulton Park and warrens, referred to Brereton. 11 110
25 June 1651. He begs an order to the Commissioners of co. Northampton not to interrupt him in receipt of the rents of Moulton Park,—conveyed to Wm. Montague and Fras. Harvey by Sir Christopher and Lady Eliz. Hatton, 18 Jan. 1649, after discharge of sequestration, in mortgage for 2,000l., which is unpaid,—till his debt is repaid. 80 101
11 Nov. Reference to Reading of a petition (missing) 15 78
D. 81 503
–509		 26 March 1651. Augustine Dudley, begs allowance of a mortgage on Pipewell, Cottingham, and other woods in Rockingham Forest, co. Northampton, made him by Hatton in May 1649 for a debt of 1,600l. 81 497
26 March. Referred to counsel 14
81		 65
495
24 June 1652. Granted on proof that the deed was after Sir C. Hatton's composition and before his re-sequestration, with leave to cut down enough wood to pay the debt and no more. 16 596
25 May 1653. On Dudley's complaint that notwithstanding this order, Lady Hatton's agents have felled a parcel of the woods allowed him, the County Commissioners are required by the Committee for Compounding to see the said order obeyed, and allow no persons to interfere with the felling of the woods except Dudley's agents. 25 81
8 June. Order confirmed, without impeachment of waste 25 90
DEED 163 479
L. 163 489
105 539
D. &c. 163 483
–487
105 541
–543
R. 105 529		 15 May 1651. Wm. Montague, of Little Oakley, and Fras. Harvey, of Weston Favell, co. Northampton, beg allowance of a conveyance made to them of Gretton Prebend and Rectory, and Duddington and Kirby Rectories, for 60 years, at a peppercorn rent, by Hatton, for payment of his debts. 105 527
537
15 May. Referred to the County Committee 14
105		 122
535
18 March 1652. Granted, until the debts are paid, they giving in accounts of receipts. 16 164
168
L. 163 503
D. &c. 163 495
–501
DEEDs 163 491
–494		 15 May 1651. Fras. Harvey and Fras. Grey beg allowance of a DEED by Lord Hatton, conveying to them for 21 years, at a peppercorn rent, Weldon Manor, and other lands, cos. Northampton, Leicester, and Rutland, for payment of 10,000l. due to them, and other debts for some of which they are engaged. 87 863
873
R. 87 865 15 May. Referred to the County Committee and Reading 14
87		 122
872
8 March 1653. Robert Wilson, of Merton, Surrey, begs allowance for taxes out of a yearly rent of 18l. on Knight Thorpe Manor, co. Leicester, which he had to pay to Sir Christopher Hatton, but which is sequestered for Hatton's delinquency. 132 109
8 March. County Committee to certify 25 7

Peter Hatton, Questiburches, Co. Chester.

Vol. G No. or p.
L.C.C. 90 74
O.C.C. 90 76
C. 90 71, 72
P.E. 90 78
P.R. 3 312
R. 90 69		 1 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound for delinquency as having come in before 1 Dec. 1645. Living in Eastgate, in the suburbs of Chester, adhered to the forces of the King whilst they held the garrison against Parliament. When it was taken, his house and goods, value 500l., were burnt by the King's forces, to prevent the Parliament's party having any benefit by them. Has since lived in the Parliament's quarters, and before 1 Dec. 1645, sent to his wife's brother to prosecute his composition at Goldsmiths' Hall. For want of money, and by reason of a great sickness fallen on him, could not attend in person. Has taken the Negative Oath and National Covenant. 90 70
C. 220 692
P.E. 220 693
P.R. 12 64		 12 Dec. 1650. Begs confirmation of his discharge granted by the late County Committee upon his deposition that he was not worth 200l., notwithstanding which his rents have been lately stayed by the present County Committee; or also to be admitted to a moderate composition. 220 690
31 Dec. Fine at 1/6, 80l. 1s. 9d. 12 80
R. 220 687 1 Jan. 1652. Having lapsed payment of his fine, begs leave to pay it before Parliament passes the additional Act for Sale. 63 649
O.T.T. 90 55 22 July 1653. Discharge from sequestration of houses in Daresbury parish, co. Chester, forfeited by him, and bought from the Treason Trustees by Hugh Royell. 18 854

Thomas Jay.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 95 231 1 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in arms. 95 334
P.R. 3 312 2 Dec. Deposes that he is not worth 200l. 95 335

Thos. Joyce, Clerk, Hawnes, Co. Bedford.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 202 699
O.C.C. 202 701
P.E. 202 695
P.R. 3 312
R. 202 691
PROT. 233 91		 1 Dec. 1646. Compounds on Oxford Articles for delinquency in going there and adhering to the King. 202 694
28 March 1647. Fine at 1/10, 28l. 4 97

Thos. Manley, Clerk of the Kitchen, Westminster.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 197 37
L. 197 39
P.E. 197 41–43
R. 197 33		 1 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in going there to attend the King, and assisting that side. 197 36
30 Jan. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 250l. 4 13
28 Aug. 1648. Reported to Parliament as not having paid half his fine. 1 196
C. 34 77 18 May 1650. County Committee secure his estate, but find it made over in trust for his only daughter Elizabeth. He engages to perfect his composition. 251 62

Ferdinando Marsham.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.R. 3 312 1 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency. Adhered to the King, being his sworn servant. 102 399
27 June 1649. Conceiving he is under the qualification of the votes of 20 March 1649, begs to compound for 1,000l. owing to him. Petition noted as received and refused. 102 397

Rob. Reeve, Clerk of the Cheque to his Majesty's Guard, Reading, Berks.

1 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 195 164
P.E. 195 167
D. 195 169
–171
R. 195 161
C. 32 39		 1 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in going there in attendance on the King, and in assisting that side against Parliament. 195 164
29 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 160l. 3 353
8 Feb. 1647. Sequestration discharged on full payment of fine 5 59

William, Lord Stourton, Stourton, Co. Wilts.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 217 631
P.E. 217 628
629
P.R. 3 312
o.c. 5 29
R. 217 613
D. 217 633		 1 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in leaving his usual place of habitation, and going to Oxford and other places in the King's quarters. Never bore arms, nor otherwise assisted the King. 217 626
30 June 1648. Time granted him to perfect his composition, and to produce the conveyance by which, on his son Edward's marriage, petitioner's estate was settled on his son, reserving to himself " a bare estate for life only." 4 209
19 Dec. 1649. Fine on Oxford Articles, 556l. 6s. 6d. 6 253
14 and 25 June. County Committees of Wilts and Dorset required to certify the value of his estate. 8 134
172
P.E. 233 92 22 July 1651. Lieut.-Col. Joyce presents a statement from Thos. Hughes, a sequestrator of co. Dorset, that 2 farms, worth 200l. a year, were sequestered from Lord Stourton, and 2/3 paid to the State before he bought them, and that since then nothing has been paid to the State. 12 272
P.R. 26 3
C. 33 341
343
R. 27 39		 29 Dec. 1653. Lord Stourton begs to contract for the sequestered 2/3 of his estate on the Recusants' Act of 21 Oct. 1653. No order. 120 9
6 June 1654. On his complaint to the Committee for relief on Articles of War, of the refusal of the Committee for Compounding to admit him to compound for more than ⅓, because he was a Papist delinquent, and on his petition to compound for the rest of his estate on Oxford Articles, requesting that the profits received since sequestration may be allowed him in his fine, and the surplus, if any, repaid him, this is granted, as it appears after hearing the Attorney-General and receiving the certificate of the Committee for Compounding that he had not forfeited the benefit of his Articles. The Committee for Compounding are to return accounts to the Committee for relief on Articles of War, that if there be any surplus, it may be restored to petitioner. 120 1
P.R. 12 615
R.C. 27 76		 15 June. He petitions the Committee for Compounding accordingly. 120 11
R. 217 619
C. 120 15
L.C.C. 171 251
297
REC. 166 298
R. 27 292		 20 June. He begs an order to the County Committees of Dorset, Somerset, and Wilts to certify what rents, &c., have been received from his estates since 1 Dec. 1646. 120 13
6 July. Fine to be 1,236l. 19s. 5d., to be defalked out of the rents received. The auditor to return a certificate of the surplus to the Committee for relief on Articles of War. 12 617
26 Dec. Request on his behalf that the said County Committees may be empowered to examine on oath, and certify what moneys have been received out of his two-thirds, and that counsel may draw up the report to the Committee for relief on Articles of War. Granted. 217 27 617 228
16 Feb. 1655. Reading to draw up for the said Committee a certificate of proceedings and of the receipts on the 2/3 of the estate. 12 629
15 June. On Reading's report the said Committee order the Committee for Compounding to repay 2,563l. 2s. 6d. surplus received. 120
12		 3 6
29
C. 217 615 27 July. Order of the Committee for Compounding declaring that the money was unduly received, but that they have "no treasury whereout to repay the same." 12 642
Claimants on the Estate.
June 1650? Walter Barnes allowed to keep courts in Lord Stourton's lands, co. Somerset. 233 93
12 July. Barnes begs to be continued yearly tenant of 2/3 of the estate of Lord Stourton, recusant, in cos. Wilts, Dorset, and Somerset, which is ordered to be valued. 66 846
12 July. Granted if he will give as large a rent as others 11 14
O.C.C. 122 157
P.R. 122 153
14 85		 16 April 1651. Col. Rob. Thorpe for Eliz. Guthery, widow of Francis [son of Edward, Lord] Stourton [and also of Archibald Guthery], complains that though in 1646, by order of the Committee for Sequestrations, he had allowance on her behalf of an annuity of 100 marks issuing out of Little Marston, co. Somerset, it is now stopped by reason of a general order. Begs allowance of the annuity. 122 151
D. 122 157,
161–165
R. 122 145
NOTE 122 155		 17 Sept. Elizabeth Guthery, the widow, complains that she does not receive the annuity due by the DEED of Edward, Lord Stourton, dated 10 February, 13 Jac. Begs allowance thereof, and payment of her arrears. 122 144
13 Jan. 1652. Col. Rob. Thorpe petitions to receive the annuity on security. 122 143
21 Jan. The report not being ready to be heard, the widow ordered to receive it on security of 2 years' value. 15 211
18 March. DEED allowed and order issued for her to receive the annuity. 16
88		 167
299
R.C. 25 273 16 March 1654. Mrs. Guthery begs allowance of her third of Owre Moigne Manor, of which she is seized in right of her [first] husband, by virtue of a lease of 20 October, 5 Car., made by Edward, Lord Stourton. She has received it since 1637, but of late the County Committee have stopped her rents, on pretence of sequestration for the present Lord Stourton's delinquency. 88 299
4 July. Petition renewed 88 261
296
4 July. County Committee to certify, and Reading to report 27
88		 7
257
D. 88 285–287,
293, 298
C. 88 263
152 293
L. 88 270
152 581
I. & D. 88 271
–274
152 589–591
C. 33 370
88 265
–267, 275
D. 88 277–283
R. 88 249		 18 July. Order on request that she may receive her rents on good security, provided it appear to the now County Committee that the part of Owre Moigne claimed by her was re-sequestered out of her possession within the last six months, and she is to bring her cause to hearing by Michaelmas. 27 96
26 Sept. Order renewed for a month from Michaelmas 27
88		 123
260
5 Dec. Begs a hearing of her case 88 292
5 Dec. Granted, the report being ready, and delay prejudicial to her. 27 195
28 Dec. Reading's report to be sent to the County Commissioner of Dorset, to certify what he knows touching petitioner's enjoyment of the estate in question between 1644 and 1651. 23 1656
16 Jan. 1655. Claim allowed and sequestration discharged, on the certificate of the said commissioner. 23 1660

Hen. Thorpe, Oxford, Co. Oxon.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 194 448
P.E. 194 443
P.R. 3 312
R. 194 439		 1 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in bearing arms against Parliament. 194 442
23 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 27l. 3 236

John Turner, Buckingham, Co. Bucks.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 193 475
P.E. 193 477
R. 193 471		 1 Dec. 1646. Compounds on Oxford Articles for delinquency in residing there. Was never in arms against Parliament. 193 474
8 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 23l. 3 321

Rob. Worrall, Clerkenwell.

1 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 205 713
P.E. 205 717
D. 205 716b
R. 205 711		 1 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in adhering to the King. 205 716A
27 March 1648. Fine at 1/10, 145l. 4 194
18 Aug. Report to Parliament that he has not paid the second half of his fine. 1 196

Jas. Bradshaw, London.

2 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 71 181 D. 71 2 Frequented the King's garrisons, and bore arms in the beginning of this unnatural war. Was in Oxford at its surrender, and is comprised in those articles, but begs discharge from composition as not being worth 200l. a year. No order. 71 45

John Bowcher, Merchant, Bristol, Co. Gloucester.

3 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 210 99
R. 210 95		 Begs to compound for delinquency on Oxford Articles. Was a captain of foot in the King's army. 210 98
24 April 1649. Fine at 1/6, 135l. 6 22
16 July. Complains that—although he has compounded for 250l. lent in 1643 to Capt. Geo. Raymond on the entreaty of Wm. Greene, of Bristol Stewart, for payment of which Raymond engaged part of his estate in co. Gloucester, since when he has desired petitioner's forbearance with many promises to pay, whereby petitioner did not take his advantage against the estate,—Raymond has now complained to the Committee of Indemnity, who have indemnified him against the said just debt. Begs restitution of the 25l. he paid in composition for the debt. 70 219
16 July. Ordered to be quieted in his possession of what he has compounded for, and any complainant is to take his remedy at law. 70 208
17 July. Begs the Committee for Compounding to write to the Committee for Indemnity to stay further proceedings. Granted. 70 207

Wm. Flood, or Lloyd, Leatherhead, Surrey, Yeoman of the King's Scullery.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 205 823
P.E. 205 825
R. 205 819		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in attending on the King. Never bore arms against Parliament. 205 821
31 March 1648. Fine at 1/10, 26l. 4 195
28 Aug. Report to Parliament that he has not paid the second half of his fine. 1 196
27 May. 1650. On sequestration of his estate of 5l. a year by the County Committee, he promises to pay the remainder of his fine. 251 87
17 Oct. 1653. County Committee report that it has been paid, and the estate is discharged. 169 375

Thos. Hales, Westminster.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 89 512
P.E. 89 513
P.R. 3 315
C. 89 514
R. 89 509		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency. Being a clerk in the receipt of his Majesty's Exchequer, was commanded to go to Oxford, and resided there three years. No note of fine. 89 511

Chas. Halloway, Oxford, Co. Oxon.

Vol. G No. or p.
3 Dec. 1646. Petition to compound (missing) referred to the subcommittee. 3 315
19 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 180l. 3 32

Hum. Henchman, D.D., Salisbury, Wilts.

3 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 205 809
P.E. 205 805
P.R. 3 324
R. 205 799
P.R. 4 194
R. 205 801		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in leaving his place of abode, and going to reside there. 205 808
27 March 1648. Begs the insertion in his particular of a rentcharge payable out of the South Grantham Rectory, co. Lincoln. 205 804
31 March. Fine at 1/10, 200l. 4 195
28 Aug. Report to Parliament that he has not paid the second half of his fine. 1 196

Sir Rob. Holborne, Covent Garden.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 196 687
P.E. 196 686
191 536
R. 196 681		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency. Sat in the Assembly there. 196 684
26 Jan. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 95l. 4 1
20 March. Sequestration suspended as he is compounding 91 535
P.E. 91 530
538		 13 Jan. 1651. Anne, widow of Sir Robert Holborne, begs an order to John Trenchard, M.P., who holds goods and jewels value 150l. compounded for by her husband, to deliver them up, which he refuses to do without order. 91 533
14 Jan. Trenchard to certify what goods he holds, and why he detains them. 12 82
P.E. 91 527 6 Feb. He assures the Committee of his desire to deliver them when he knows the real owner. 91 531
4 March. [Lady Holborne] requests speedy directions thereon, the goods being furniture of small value. With list thereof. 91 525 527
26 March. Trenchard required to deliver up the goods or show cause within 10 days. 14 63
31 Aug. 1652. Note that Sir Robert had a saving to compound for the manors of Balsall and Long Itohington [co. Warwick]. 12 519

Rich. Lewis, City of London.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 204 377
P.E. 204 373
R. 204 369
C. 204 375
D. 204 379
–381		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in deserting his own habitation and going into the King's quarters. 204 371
4 Feb. 1647. Fine 50l., but not on Oxford Articles 204 369
24 Jan. 1648. Fine at 1/10, 56l. 4 164

Wm. Lincoln, Minister, West Hatton, Co. Lincoln.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 208 458
NOTE 208 463
C. 208 460
456
P.E. 208 452
P.R. 5 54
R. 208 450		 3 Dec. 1646. Petition to compound (missing) referred
1 Feb. 1649. Compounds for delinquency in adhering to the King's party under the Earl of Newcastle. Submitted to the Earl of Manchester, then Commander-in-Chief, at Huntingdon, in Sept. 1644, and ever since has lived obedient to Parliament. His want of means has been the obstacle to his earlier composition. Is much indebted, and has a wife and six small children. 208 461
3 Feb. Fine at ⅓, 465l.; at 1/10, 186l.; to be reported both ways to the House. 5 56
6 Feb. Cromwell requests the Committee for Compounding to admit him to a favourable composition according to the time of his coming in, "it being above four years agone, without reflecting upon him as a clergyman." 208 454
25 Oct. Fine passed at 1/10, because he rendered before the making of the propositions. 208 464
7 Feb. 1650. Capt. Hamlyn enters a discovery that he has omitted a debt of 300l. due to him from [Thos.] Gregson. 7 15

Thos. Mason, St. Sepulchre's, London.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 196 142
P.E. 196 137
–139
R. 196 133
R. 196 133		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in going there and adhering to the King. 196 136
12 Jan. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 250l. 3 372

Chas. May, the Strand, Middlesex.

3 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 101 96
P.E. 101 97		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles, having been resident in the King's quarters, in necessary attendance on the Duke of York. Referred to the sub-committee. 101 93
19 Dec. Report noting that he went to York whilst a King's garrison, has neither taken the Oath nor Covenant, has goods value 200l., but does not give particulars, and did not petition till 3 Dec. 1646. 101 91

Wm. Porter, Northcourt, Berks.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 210 496
P.E. 210 497
D. 210 499		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in going into that garrison, and taking part with the army raised by the King against Parliament. 210 496
R. 210 491 8 May 1649. Fine at 1/6, 73l. 6 36

Sam. Reniger, Prittlewell, Essex.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 194 755
P.E. 194 757
R. 194 751		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in bearing arms against Parliament. 194 754
26 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 22l. 194 757

Francis Robinson, Helston, Cornwall.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 208 803
P.R. 3 315
C. 208 798
–802
R. 208 793		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Scilly Articles for delinquency in arms. Was in St. Mary's garrison at its surrender. 208 795
19 Feb. 1649. Fine at 1/6, 65l. 12s. 5 63
17 Feb. 1652. Begs reduction of his fine, according to Scilly Articles. Has often moved and petitioned to this purpose. 114 975
17 Feb. Reading to state his case to the Army Committee 16 25
D. 114 929
CASE 16 107
C. 32 231		 16 March 1653. Petitions the Committee for relief on Articles of War for the like benefit of the said articles as Wm. Godolphin had. Capt. Batten and Col. Fortescue, Commanders-in-Chief of the Parliament's forces at the surrender, obtained from Parliament, by means of a letter to the Speaker, exemption from the proviso of the fifth Article for Godolphin and two or three others who had done acceptable service in opposing the landing of Lord Digby and the Irish forces. Was one of those who opposed Lord Digby's landing, yet his estate of 25l. a year, his only maintenance, has been ever since sequestered. Begs to be repaid the moneys received from his estate. 114 913
16 March. Committee for Compounding to certify if he has done aught to forfeit the benefit of his Articles. 114 911
22 Aug. Petition to the Committee for relief on Articles renewed. Begs that an order may be given to the Committee for Compounding to reduce his fine to 1/10, and that what money has been received out of his estate since his petition may be restored. 114 907
22 Aug. Referred to the Committee for Compounding 114 909
22 Aug. He is ordered by the Committee for Compounding to pay his fine of 65l. 12s. without interest. 12
114		 580
923
2 Dec. Fine reduced to 44l. 12 580
R. 25 226 3 Dec. Paid and estate discharged 24 1142
P.E. 24 1142 18 July 1654. The County Committee threatening to distrain his tenants for non-payment of their last ½ year's rents, he begs allowance thereof, having lost 300l. by the refusal of the County Committee to allow him to compound on Articles. Granted. 114
12		 905
618
31 Jan. 1655. Maurice Gardner begs to discover some undervalue and omission in his composition. 88 1145
31 Jan. Brereton and Reading to say whether the discovery be a good one or not. 27 277

Thos. Rogers, Kingstanley, Co. Gloucester.

3 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
PROT. 200 498
O.C.C. 200 495
P.E. 200 499
C. 200 501
R. 200 489		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on the propositions of Uxbridge for taking up arms. Came in 3 years since, and living peaceably, was allowed by the County Committee to be tenant to his own estate. Has taken the National Covenant and Negative Oath; came in before 1 December last. 200 494
1 April 1647. Fine at 1/10, 130l. 4 58
9 Oct. 1649. Having compounded, begs discharge of lands worth 5l. a year, sold for payment of the first ½ of his fine. Has been prisoner ever since his composition in Gloucester Castle, and then in the Upper Bench for debt. 114 705
REC. 114 709 March 1651? Begs leave to sell land to pay the remainder of his fine, and acceptance of it, though the time has elapsed. 114 697
2 July. Begs allowanoe of several extents, &c., on his estate 114 707
16 Jan. 1652. Reported to Parliament for non-payment of the latter ½ of his fine. 12 391
19 May. Fine paid and estate discharged 12 440

John St. George, Hatley St. George, Co. Cambridge.

Vol. G No. or p.
C. 198 333
329
P.E. 198 325
P.R. 3 324
C. 198 313
332
R. 198 307
R. 198 307		 3 Dec. 1646. Compounds for delinquency in arms. Was taken prisoner at Grafton House, but was exchanged 3 years ago, and took the Covenant. 198 312
11 March 1647. Fine at 1/10, 625l. 4 38

John Tounson, Clerk, B.D., Bremhill, Wilts.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 204 454
P.E. 204 457
P.R. 3 324
D. 204 455
R. 204 451		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in adhering to the King against Parliament. Resided there during the siege, and was at the surrender. 204 454
15 April 1647. Fine 320l. 204 460
27 April. Sequestration suspended, as he is prosecuting his composition. 124 249
June? Complains that the County Committee yield not obedience to the letters staying further proceedings, and that the Committee at Reading have let out his estate in Berkshire. Begs the Committee for Compounding to rescue it. 124 247

John Trevillian, Kingsbury, Somerset.

Vol. G No. or p.
L.C.C. 200 529
P.E. 200 533
–535
P.R. 3 315
R. 200 527
O.C.C. 200 545
P.E. 125 169
200 541
R. 200 537		 3 Dec. 1646. Compounds for delinquency in assisting the King's army. Was imprisoned by the County Committee for 30 weeks, and his estate sequestered. The sequestration was taken off on his taking the National Covenant and Negative Oath. 200 532
5 April 1647. Fine at 1/6, 110l. 4 63
12 July 1650. Complains of re-sequestration, notwithstanding his discharge by the County Committee, his estate not being worth 200l. Begs to compound at a small fine. 125 168
12 July. Petition refused, the time having elapsed 11 14
16 July. Petition renewed to like effect 200 540
16 July. Received and referred to Reading 11 25, 251
23 July. Fine at 1/6, 125l. 11 44
P.R. 11 146 6 Sept. Begs that, having paid in 100l. thereof, he may have allowance of 9l. 3s. 4d., the amount of fine for annual charges on his estate being 4l. 11s. 10d. 125 165
13 Sept. That sum abated accordingly 11
233		 166
94

Rob. Trevillian, Drayton, Somerset.

3 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
L.C.C. 200 519
P.E. 200 517
521
P.R. 3 315
R. 200 513
L.C.C. 200 525
C. 34 79
108		 3 Dec. 1646. Compounds for delinquency in assisting the King's army. Was imprisoned by the County Committee for 30 weeks, and his estate sequestered. The sequestration was taken off upon his taking the National Covenant and Negative Oath. 200 516
5 April 1647. Fine at 1/6, 75l. 4 63
Feb. 1649. Begs review of his fine as, having come in before December 1645, he ought not to be fined at more than 1/10. Has paid in 50l. 200 523
1 March. Fine reduced to 1/10, 50l. 5 71

Arthur Trevor, Inner Temple, Servant to the Duke of York.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 194 719
P.E. 194 717
R. 194 713		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in adhering to the King. 194 716
26 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 40l. 3 347

Captain Herbert Vaughan, Oldcastle, Co. Monmouth.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 194 43
C. 194 39
–42
R. 194 35		 3 Dec. 1646. Compounds for delinquency in bearing arms for the King. Voluntarily submitted to Parliament at the County Committee for Monmouth in November 1645, and has since been in special service for Parliament. Has suffered very much in his estate by the enemy at Raglan Castle. 194 38
12 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 20l. 3 327

Sir John Wake, Bart., Saulcey Forest, Co. Northampton.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.R. 3 315
C. 200 727
728
R. 127 71
200 699
P.R. 4 85		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Truro Articles for delinquency. Bore arms against Parliament. 200 724
13 April 1647. Fine at ½, 1,130l. 4
233		 67
95
5 May. Begs reduction of his fine. Is unable to pay a fine set at a moiety. Was much prejudiced in his march from Truro, being stripped and otherwise injured, which caused him to remain in Hampshire with the Committee at Winton, and in Sir Thos. Fairfax's army. When he came to London he put in his petition to the Committee of Examinations, by the advice of Lieut.Gen. Cromwell, who caused him to be examined 9 Nov. 1646, and who then referred him to Goldsmiths' Hall to compound. 200 719
1648 ? Petition renewed. Begs payment of his fifth, and preservation of his woods. 200 721
11 June 1650. Fine at ½, 1,140l. 8 126
P.R. 12 28
R. 200 717		 21 Nov. Petitions that his fine may be reduced to 1/10, with allowance for charges and incumbrances on his estate. Is a prisoner in the Upper Bench for debts of 5,000l. 200 726
28 Jan. 1651. Fine reduced to 1/6, 690l. 12 106
D. 127 45
C. 32 249		 11 May 1653. Petitions the Committee for relief on Articles of War that the Commissioners at Haberdashers' Hall may show cause why his losses to the sum of 2,000l., by breach of Articles of War when marching with his company through Hampshire under convoy of the Lord General, should not be allowed him by defalcation, in satisfaction of his fine. Upon complaint, the Lord General desired the County Committee of Hants to discover and punish the offenders, and make restitution, which that committee ordered, but with little good effect. In Nov. 1646, on his petition to the Committee of Parliament for Complaints touching breach of Articles. his witnesses attended, and made it plain that he and his company were damnified 1,000l., and the said committee ordered him to appear at Haberdashers' Hall, have his fine set, and return. to them. Has paid in a moiety of the 690l., but by reason of the said losses, imprisonment for debt in the Upper Bench, and the sequestration of his estate worth 200l. a year, without allowance of a fifth to his wife, cannot satisfy the remainder. 127 43
R. 25 125
127 77		 11 May 1653. The Committee for Compounding to certify if he has forfeited the benefit of his Articles. 127 41
Claimants on the Estate.
P.E. 74 351
352
R. 74 345		 23 Aug. 1650. The request of Rich. Chiverton, sheriff of London, to compound for a mortgage according to the late Act, referred to Reading. 11 94
23 Aug. Case stated. On 14 Feb. 1640, he lent Sir John Wake 1,000l. on mortgage of farms in Hackleton and Piddington in co. Northampton, pretended to be worth 80l. a year, conditioned to be void on payment of 1,040l. 20 Feb. 1643, and 80l. a year meantime. Sir John paid no money, but the premises were sequestered for his delinquency. By order of the Committee of Sequestrations, the sequestration was taken off, and petitioner permitted to enjoy his mortgage. The debt justly owing is 1,700l., and the lands are worth 53l. a year. 74 349
25 Sept. Admitted to compound at the fine of 138l. 15 32
D. 74 355
NOTE 74 353		 7 Oct. Fine altered to 180l. for the lands mortgaged and those extended. 15 41
14 Oct. His request for leave to extend his statute also upon the other lands of Sir John Wake in Piddington, worth 90l. a year, granted. 15
127		 51
75
C. 32 221 28 March 1653. On his complaint that he is kept out of possession by Sir John Wake, the registrar to certify former proceedings. 25 27
17 Feb. 1654. On report from the Committee for Compounding, stating his case, and the payment by Rich. Chiverton of 180l. as fine on part of his estate, the Committee for relief on Articles of War order him to be admitted to composition on Truro Articles, and to have defalcation from his fine for the rents received out of his estate from 3 Dec. 1646 to 28 Jan. 1651; but they cannot relieve him as desired for his losses by the plundering of rude people. 127 53
R.C. 25 305
127 91
L.C.C. 127 85,
87
163 359, 387
C. 127 83
D. 127 59–67
Case 200 715
R. 200 701
H. 27 35, 36
C. 127 57
P.E. 24 1163		 3 March. He begs the Committee for Compounding to admit him accordingly, and to order the County Committees to certify the profits of his estate by them received. 127 37, 8,
9
23 March. Begs reference of his case to counsel, to state and report. Granted. 127
200
25		 39
711
320
27 April. Order that 67l. be accepted in full for his fine on Truro Articles, he waiving his claim to arrears before December 1649. 12 610
2 June. Fine paid and estate discharged 24 1163
6 June. On his request for avoidance of the lease of his estate, co. Cambridge, the tenants to be summoned to show cause why it should not be avoided, and why they should not pay him all arrears not yet paid in. 27 63
23 March 1654. John Paulin, of Westminster, begs payment, with arrears, or examination of his title to an annuity in right of his wife of 10l. on Hartwell Manor, co. Northampton, paid her before her marriage, but not since, the estate being sequestered for delinquency of Sir John Wake. Noted as referred to County Commissioners and Reading. 110 797

Sam. West, Lincoln's Inn.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 193 795
P.E. 193 797
R. 193 791
L.C.C. 251 62		 3 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in taking up arms for the King. 193 794
12 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 105l. 3 327

Thos. Cox, Farmington, Co. Gloucester.

5 Dec. 1646. Vol.
G		 No.
or p.
Certificates that he took the National Covenant and Negative Oath. 75 675
677

Edw. Davis, Lamyat, Somerset.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 203 345
P.E. 203 342
P.R. 3 317
E. 203 339		 5 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency. Went there and bore arms against Parliament. 203 342
8 Nov. 1647. Fine at 2 years' purchase, 119l. 4
233		 136
96
3 Oct. 1648. To be proceeded against, having neglected the favour of Parliament. 5 9
Claimants on the Estate.
14 May 1651. Thos. Cooke, of Shepton Mallet, Somerset, petitions that Edward Davies, long before the wars, mortgaged for 800l. the greatest part of his lands in Lamyat to petitioner's father, Abraham Cooke, who died in 1640, and afterwards paid petitioner the said 800l., except 156l. 12s., for which, by DEED of 9 Dec. 1644, he demised to him a messuage and lands in Lamyat; by order of the County Committee of 5 Sept. 1649, was put into possession thereof, but the County Committee now forbid his tenants to pay him any rent, because the estate was omitted by Davies in his composition. Begs order for enjoying the estate till satisfied of his debt and damages, or otherwise examination of his title. Granted. 77
14		 211
120
D. 77 145
NOTE 77 219
C. 32 129
D. 222 409
401
P.E. 224 403
233 98
Sur. 58 10
R. 224 399
Sur. 233 98		 1 June 1652. Begs the benefit of the Act of Pardon 77 210
1 June. County Committee to certify whether he was sequestered 1 Dec. 1651. 16 486
15 Dec. Ordered to state his title, account with the auditor, and enjoy his estate three months on security. 17
77		 509
219
22 Feb. 1653. Cooke begs to compound as assignee of Edw. Davies, for the estate in the late Act for Sale. Davies is lately dead. Begs an abatement in the fine for his debt and damages. 77
224		 179
405
1 March. Fine 56l. 2s. 233 97
20 March. Paid, and estate discharged 24 1096
11 June 1651. Edw. Greene begs to compound for 11 acres of land in Castle Carey, Somerset, for the life of Edw. Davies, delinquent, who compounded for it with his whole estate three years since at 119l., though he only holds it for life, and being 60 years old, decrepit, and in prison, he cannot perfect his composition. Davies owing him 500l., advanced as his surety, assigned this lease to him four years since, and it was surrendered to the Marquis of Hertford, lord of the manor. Noted, nothing can be done therein. 87 673

Henry Davison, London.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 200 93
95
P.E. 200 91
P.R. 3 317
H. 3 358
R. 200 87		 5 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in arms there. 200 89
30 March 1647. Fine at 1/10, 20l. 4 56

John Dickens, London.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 196 817
P.E. 196 819
P.R. 3 317
R. 196 813
D. 196 821		 5 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency. Left his dwelling and went to Oxford. 196 816
28 Jan. 1647. Fine on those articles, at 1/10, 36l. 4 8
9 March. Fine abated to 20l. on his affidavit that his debts amount to 900l. 196 913

Frances, Widow of Thomas Doubleday.

5 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
P.R. 3 332
R. 195 861		 5 Dec. 1646. Begs discharge of part of Ebrew Farm, co. Middlesex, worth 8l. 10s. a year, which she claims in right of her husband, who was a delinquent in actual arms against Parliament, and died four years ago. 195 864
9 Jan. 1647. Fine 12l. 15s. 3 369

Sir Arnold Herbert, Gentleman Pensioner to the King.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 193 559
P.E. 193 561
P.R. 3 317
R. 193 555		 5 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency. Never bore arms. 193 558
10 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 316l. 13s. 4d. 3 325

John Norris, Minehead, Somerset.

Vol. G No. or p.
R. 54 965 5 Dec. 1646. His petition (missing) to compound for delinquency on the Articles of Oxford, where he was at its surrender, as appears by certificate of Sir Thos. Fairfax, referred to the subcommittee. 3 317
19 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 22l. 3 332

Wm. Parker, Westminster.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 206 149
P.E. 206 145
P.R. 3 217
NOTE 206 139		 5 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in abiding there and adhering to the King. 206 144
16 June 1648. Fine 66l. 10s. upon Oxford Articles 4 206

Fras. Plowden, Jun., Ashton-in-the-Wall, Co. Northampton.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 111 265 5 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for his sequestered estate. Was there at its surrender, and in arms against Parliament. 111 263
14 Feb. 1648. His re-sequestration ordered, because though he obtained letters for detaining the rents in the tenants' hands till his composition was finished, he has elapsed his time, and thus lost the benefit of his articles. 111 266
10 Jan. 1654. Begs to contract on the Recusants' Act of 24 Oct. 1653 for 2/3 of his sequestered estate. 111 261
Claimant on the Estate.
R.C. 27 429 26 June 1655. Mat. Appletree, of London, begs discharge of four yard-lands in Deddington, co. Oxon, purchased of Jerome White, and sequestered for recusancy of Fras. Plowden, who never held the estate. 143 25
11 Aug. Plowden certified to have sequestered lands in Deddington, value 52l. 13s. 4d. a year. 34 18

Spencer Potts, Chalgrave, Co. Bedford.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 197 693
P.E. 197 695
–697
P.R. 3 324
R. 197 689		 5 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in leaving his habitation and residing there whilst it was held against Parliament. 197 692
25 Feb. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 60l. 4 29
31 Aug. 1652. Note that he had a saving to compound for a debt of 1,700l. 12 518
15 Dec. Barbara Potts, his widow and executrix, begs continuance of her husband's saving to compound for a debt of 1,700l., owing to him by Mr. Harvey and Mr. Langham, as executors of Edw. Uvedale and Rob. Chandler; no money has been received, nor will be unless she is aided by Parliament. 109 215
15 Dec. Ordered a month to prove her right to the debt, and swear to the non-payment. 12 528
P.R. 197 701
D. 109 218		 9 March 1653. She begs release from a demand for arrears of rent for 1646, demanded as due out of her husband's estate, which she conceives pardoned by the Act of Oblivion; her husband paid his whole fine, and his estate was discharged. 109 208
9 March. County Committee to certify the grounds of the demand 12 536
L. 146 251
245
DEED 109 205
R. 197 699		 22 March. She begs to compound for 200l. debt received from Ald. [John] Langham, for which her husband had a saving in his composition. 109
197		 209
703
30 March. Fine 20l. 12 540
31 March. Paid, and estate discharged 24 1095
8 March 1654. Mrs. Potts to pay in all arrears of rents from 24 June 1647 to the date of discharge of sequestration; all rents due before then are discharged on the Act of Pardon, unless there was security given for payment. 25 318

Brune Ryves, D.D., Chaplain in Ordinary, and Katherine, his Wife.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 193 675
P.E. 193 673
R. 193 671		 5 Dec. 1646. He begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in being there when it was surrendered. 193 678
10 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 20l. 3 325
Dec. ? Being required to take the National Covenant and Negative Oath, prays exemption, a dispensation from both being indulged to all included in Oxford Articles. 113 694
28 Aug. 1648. Returned as not having paid half his fine 1 196
2 Aug. 1650. Katherine Ryves begs allowance of her tenement in Fordington, co. Dorset, worth 8l. year. Her husband lost 600l. a year as King's chaplain, and her land in Ireland, worth 40l. a year, is detained by the rebels there. 113 695
C.P. 11 65 7 Aug. Fine passed at 12l. 10s. 193 671

John Alnwicke, Aston Tirrold, Berks.

7 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 62 289
P.E. 62 293, 295
R. 62 285		 Begs to compound on the Articles of Oxford for delinquency, being there at the surrender. 62 287

Wm. Bough, D.D., London.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 199 245
P.E. 199 247
R. 199 243		 7 Dec. 1646. Compounds on Oxford Articles. Was by the King's command in Jan. 1642 in attendance as chaplain to the Protestants in the Queen's family then going into Holland, in which service he continued till the Queen went from Oxford for France. 199 250
23 March 1647. Fine at 1/10, 20l. 3 47

Thos. Browne, London, Messenger of the King's Chamber.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 197 169
P.E. 197 173
R. 197 169		 7 Dec. 1646. Compounds on Oxford Articles, being there at its surrender. 197 172
6 Feb. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 27l. 4 17

Thos. Bunbury, D.D., Reading, Berks.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 194 524
CASE & P.E. 194 519
–521
P.R. 3 321
R. 194 515		 7 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in going into the garrison there. 194 518
24 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 117l. 10s. 3 342

Anthony Gibbon, Tealby, Co. Lincoln.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 197 27
P.E. 197 29
D. 197 31
R. 197 23		 7 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in arms. 197 26
20 Jan. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 110l. 4 13

Hugh Gore, Purveyor to His Majesty, and Servant of the Duke of York, Stogumber, Somerset.

7 Dec. 1646. Vol.
G		 No.
or p.
PASS 197 685
P.E. 197 687
D. 197 682
R. 197 679		 7 Dec. 1646. Compounds on Oxford Articles for delinquency. Assisted the King in the war. 197 684
27 Feb. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 36l. 4 29

Thomas Green, Gloucester, Co. Gloucester.

Vol.
A		 No.
or p.
7 Dec. 1646. Petition to compound (missing) referred 3 321
19 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 169l. 10s. 3 332
6 Nov. 1649. Certificate that he inserted into his particular two debts for which he compounded. 87 676
30 May 1650. Fine paid and estate discharged 8 87

Wm. Poulton, Stratford, Wilts.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 195 877
109 1073
P.R. 3 321
R. 195 873		 7 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in arms. 195 876
9 Jan. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 108l. 6s. 3 369
25 March 1648. Sequestration suspended, the fine being paid or secured. 109 1071

John Raymond, Bradninch, Devon.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 113 106
D. 113 102
P.E. 113 107		 7 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for adhering to the King in this unhappy war. Was in Oxford at its surrender. Referred to the sub-committee. 113 105
28 Aug. 1648. Returned to Parliament as a delinquent, whose rents are secured, and who has not paid his fine. 1 196

Robt. Skinner, D.D. [Bishop of Oxford].

Vol. G No. or p.
7 Dec. 1646. Petition (missing) to compound on Oxford Articles referred to the sub-committee. 3 321
29 Dec. Particular of his estate, noted, "Received this petition out of time." 117 711

Thos. Wheatley, White Cross, Emley Parish, Co. York.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 218 259
C. 218 261
262
D. 218 263
R. 218 255		 7 Dec. 1646. Compounds for delinquency in arms, which he was forced to take up by the Commissioners of Array. Laid them down three years since, and took the National Covenant before Sir Wm. Brereton's chaplain, in June 1645. Had a protection from Sir John Saville and Col. Thos. Morgan, 25 June 1644. Has a wife and five children. 218 258
256
12 March 1650. Fine at 1/6, 45l. 9s. 4d. 7 48
4 June. Paid and estate discharged 8 105

Thos. Bird, LL.D., Coventry, Co. Warwick.

8 Dec. 1646. Vol.
G		 No.
or p.
PASS 196 245
P.E. 196 244
P.R. 3 324
R. 196 239
C. 34 112		 Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in going there and adhering to the King. 196 242
16 Jan. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 20l. 3 376

Rich. Fussill, London.

Vol.
A		 No.
or p.
P.E. 86 545 8 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles, being there at its surrender. Referred to the sub-committee. 86 544

Edmund Gayton, Oxford, Co. Oxon.

8 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
8 Dec. 1646. Petition to compound (missing) referred 3 324
19 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 47l. 3 332

Thos. Gregory, Horley, Co. Oxon.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 89 228
P.E. 89 229
–231
P.R. 3 324
D. 89 233–235
R. 89 227		 8 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in leaving his habitation, and going into the King's quarters. Was in Oxford at its surrender. Noted as referred to the sub-committee. No fine. 89 226

Matthew Harrison, Oxford, Co. Oxon.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 196 319
NOTE 196 321
P.E. 196 323
D. 196 321, 325
P.E. 3 324
R. 196 315
PROT. 4 173		 8 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in adhering to the King against Parliament. 196 318
19 Jan. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 106l. 10s. 3 380
16 Jan. 1652. Noted as having elapsed payment of his fine 12 393
Claimant on the Estate.
19 July 1650. Francis Greenway, of Oxford, petitions that having 3 years ago bought the remainder of a lease for 15 years of a house in Oxford, held of University College, of Matthew Harrison, then under sequestration for delinquency, Harrison promised with the purchase money to free it from sequestration. He compounded, paid a moiety of his fine, and entered into bond for payment of the rest. The second payment was left in the hands of one Howse, an officer of this Committee, to pay, but both having failed to pay, petitioner's estate in the house is likely to be sequestered, it being set out at 22l. 10s., and the rest of the estate at 114l. Has spent 390l. on renewal of the lease, and in repairs 390l. As he hopes to prove that the rest of Harrison's estate was made over to Howse to pay the second moiety, he begs that the bond may be put in suit, or that the rest of the estate sold since he bought the house may pay proportionably. Noted, the treasurer to certify whether any bond were given for the second payment, meanwhile the County Committee to let the house to petitioner at the utmost improved value. 89 145
9 Aug. 1650. Begs that he paying the moiety for his house, it may be cleared; or that upon payment of the moiety for the whole estate compounded for, the estate may be sequestered till he is repaid with interest. 89 147
9 Aug. Order that if he pay in the proportion of the latter moiety of the fine, with interest due for the said house, the sequestration be discharged. 11 72

Sir John Saltonstall.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 218 869
P.E. 218 871
875
D. 218 873
C. 218 877
R. 218 865		 8 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency. Went to Oxford, being one of His Majesty's servants. 218 868
30 April 1650. Fine at 1/6, 200l.16s. 8d. 8 12

Wm. Smith, Withcock, Co. Leicester, and Rich. Batchelor, York, Co. York.

Vol. G No. or p.
8 Dec. 1646. Both discharged as not worth 200l., and allowed their liberty, goods, and estates. 3
233		 323
99

Sir Edw. Watson, Stoke Park, Co. Northampton.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 205 951
P.E. 205 953
 8 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in going into that garrison. 205 949
20 Feb. 1647. His debts not to be intermeddled with pending his composition. 4 27
19 May 1648. Fine at 1/10, 396l. 205 4 947
203
June ? Sequestration suspended as he is on his composition 128 529
P.E. 205 945
R. 205 939		 17 May 1649. Begs to add to his former particular, on his own discovery, the true value of a parcel of land and some debts. 205 943
12 June. Fine 220l. 6 103
P.R. 205 941
P.R. 12 8
R. 205 935		 7 Nov. 1650. Begs to add 20l. a year to his former particular, on the votes of 2 Oct. 1650. 205
12		 938
8
14 Nov. Fine 40l. 12 16
21 Nov. Paid and estate discharged 12 30

John Wolley, Ravenstone, Cos. Derby and Leicester.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 211 117
P.E. 211 119
P.R. 3 323
D. 211 121
–126
R. 211
105
D. 211 111
R. 211 107		 8 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for adhering to the King by being there. Was at its surrender. 211 116
3 Nov. 1647. Being hindered from proceeding in his composition by sickness and the dispersion of his writings, begs that as there has been no delay nor neglect on his part, he may now be allowed to perfect his composition. 211 114
17 May 1649. Fine at 1/6, 150l. 6
233		 53
100
13 Aug. Complains that he had not the benefit of Oxford Articles. Went to Oxford to recover his health, and attended the late King as the duty of his place required. 211 110
10 May 1650. Fine paid and estate discharged. 8 36
18 May. His estate again seized and secured, on orders from the Committee for Compounding. 251 61

Edw. Bromfield, Southwark.

10 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
C. 72 524,
D. 72 524		 Is sequestered for delinquency in arms, but cannot bring in particulars of his estate, because his books of accounts are with the County Committee for Surrey. Has taken the Covenant and Negative Oath, and his estate is not worth 200l. Begs discharge and delivery of his books, according to the ordinance of Parliament. No order. 72 523

Wm. Harwood.

Vol. G No. or p.
10 Dec. 1646. Begs leave to remain longer in London, notwithstanding the order for all delinquents to depart, being dangerously ill, as his surgeon, the bearer of the petition, can testify. [Damaged.] 90 10
10 Dec. Reference but no order.

Lewis, or Sir Lewis Kirk, London.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 205 725
P.E. 205 727
P.R. 3 326		 10 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in arms against the Parliament. 205 723
R. 205 719 12 Jan. 1648. Edm. Bushop, of Bridgnorth, petitions that he had his estate seized in the beginning of the war for his affection to Parliament by Sir Lewis Kirk, governor of the town for the King. On 3 April 1647, had Kirk arrested for damages. He claims the benefit of Oxford Articles, but it is said he has not prosecuted his composition thereon. Asks whether this is true, and whether he may sue Kirk at law. 71 831
12 Jan. Certificate by the Committee for Compounding that Sir Lewis has not observed Oxford Articles, and so ought not to have any benefit thereby. 4 161
2 Feb. Note that he cannot be admitted on Oxford Articles, having elapsed the time. 4 166
27 March. Fine at 1/10, 151l. 4 194
21 April 1648. It is to be certified to the Committee of Indemnity that the Committee for Compounding declared that he had lost the benefit of Oxford Articles, and are unsatisfied of the justice of his being admitted to a fine at two years' value on those articles, and the Committee of Indemnity are desired to take notice that the business is yet depending before the Committee for Compounding, and not to make any order for stop of suits at law, &c. 4
96		 199
223
28 Aug. Returned to Parliament as not having paid half his fine 1 196

Robert Stanier, Westminister.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 199 205
P.E. 199 203
P.R. 3 329
R. 199 199
C. 33 418		 10 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for leaving his dwelling and going there. 199 202
18 March 1647. Fine at 1/10, 22l. 4 43

Sir Hen. Stradling and Col. John Stradling.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 120 59
63		 10 Dec. 1646. Each begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in arms against Parliament. 120 57
61
10 Dec. Reference, but no order 3 326

George Style, Maypowder, Dorset.

Vol. G No. or p.
L.C.C. & P.E. 195 845
–847		 10 Dec. 1646. Compounds for delinquency. Was in Wallingford Castle at its surrender to Sir Thos Fairfax. 195 842
P.E. 195 843
849

233 101, 102
P.R. 3 326
C. 195 239, 240
D. 195 851
R. 195 835		 7 Jan. 1647. Fine at ½, 400l. 3 366
Feb. 1648 ? Begs mitigation of his fine in regard of the charges on his estate. 195 838
10 March. Fine reduced to 1/6, 234l. 4 189
27 May 1651. Returned as having his estate seized, but no personal estate found. 152 683

Eliz. Alkin, Widow.

12 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
L. 62 229 Ordered 50l. for her relief on an order of the House of Commons of 4 December last. 3 327
30 Jan. 1647. Begs an order to retain a house sequestered from Stephen Fossett, Chirurgeon to Sir Arthur Ashton—who cruelly caused her husband to be hanged at Oxford for doing service to the State,—and allowed to her by the Committee of Examinations on recommendation of Parliament, but which Fossett now claims as having compounded for it. He has entered actions against her to imprison her. 62 228
30 Jan. Fossett to appear and answer 4 13
15 Oct. Ordered by Parliament 50l., and a fit house to dwell in 62 233
22 Nov. 1649. Ordered by the County Committee for London the profits of a house and warehouse sequestered from Capt. Rawdon. 62 235
18 June 1650. She begs leave to retain the same, the late Act for payment of sequestered rents to Goldsmiths' Hall notwithstanding, as they were granted her by Parliament because she adventured her life, and her husband lost his life in the service. Granted. 62
8		 232
151

Wm. Blith, Strawton, Co. Lincoln.

Vol. G No. or p.
C. 194 508
–510
P.E. 194 513
P.R. 3 329
R. 194 503		 12 Dec. 1646. Compounds for delinqueney in going to Newark and Belvoir, when held against Parliament. Has been two years a suitor before the Committee for Sequestrations, because he went to Dr. Lownes, physician to those garrisons, for cure of a dead palsy. 194 506
24 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 388l. 3 342

Sarah, Widow of Hen. Ellis, Otham, Kent.

12 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
D. 208 376
P.E. 208 372
P.R. 3 329
R. 208 370		 12 Dec. 1646. Compounds for delinquency in having gone with her husband to Oxford. Returned in April 1644. Does not appeal to the Committee for Sequestrations because she is told it will be a long time before she can be heard there. 208 374
11 May 1647. Fine at 1/10, 57l. 16s. 4 87

Henry Goodgion, Skipton, Co. York.

Vol. G No. or p.
C. 195 317,
318, 321
P.E. 195 315
D. 195 319
R. 195 312		 12 Dec. 1646. Compounds for delinquency. Was compelled by the governor to enter and assist the garrison at Skipton Castle against Parliament. In Nov. 1645, communicated his desire to surrender to Col. Thornton, commanding the besiegers, and was the means of the surrender of the Castle. Did not petition sooner through ignorance. Has taken the National Covenant and Negative Oath. 195 314
31 Dec. Fine 200l. 3 356
30 May 1650. Paid and estate discharged 8 87

John Milicent, Linton, Co. Cambridge.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 198 757
C. 198 733
734
R. 198 729		 12 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in residing in the garrison. 198 736
11 Feb. 1647. Petition renewed, but not on Oxford Articles, his petition being sent in too late. Has nothing in possession but a tenement of 6l. a year. Has a reversion of 200l. a year after two lives, for which he begs he may compound. 198 732
18 March. Fine at 1/10, 162l. 4 42

John Pollexfen, Motcomb, Devon.

Vol. G No. or p.
C. 208 631
632
D. 208 629
P.E. 208 633
P.R. 3 329
R. 208 625
L. 233 102
151 493
C. 112 713		 12 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Truro Articles for delinquency in adhering to the forces raised against Parliament. 208 628
12 Feb. 1649. Fine at 1/10, 147l. 8s. 4d. 5 60
10 Dec. 1651. Parliament charges on the estate to be allowed as assessed, but no annuities without order from the Committee for Compounding. 30 38
10 March 1652. Begs discharge of his estate from sequestration for under-value on the Act of Pardon, as he was not actually sequestered 1 Dec. 1651. 112 715
10 March. The County Commissioners to certify the proofs of under-valuation. 16 116
13 May. Pleads the Act of Pardon against molestation for under-valuations, on pretence of which, without proof or letting him know, contrary to instructions, the County Committee posted his whole estate, and let it to him for 7 years for 341l., being much more than it is worth, without impeachment of waste. 112 707
12 May. Petition dismissed, his estate being posted in July 1651, when he contracted for it at 100l. more rent than the value compounded for. 16 383
L. 151 495
112 497
500
D. 112 693
706
151 497
C. 32 238
112 711
D. 142 211
L. 151 505
P.R. 25 251		 8 July. Begs order to the County Committee to examine witnesses in his case. Was obliged, in order to keep possession of his mansion house and preserve his estate from waste, to take it for a year at 341l., the Commissioners agreeing to discharge it, if he could prove within the year that he had compounded at its full value. Granted. 112
16		 717
667
11 Jan. 1653. The County Committee for Devon are to obey an order of the Committee for Plundered Ministers to pay 40l. a year to Jas. Burwood, minister of Plympton Morris, from the arrears of rent in Kingsteignton, Yealmpton, and Relstock, sequestered from Pollexfen. 22 1457
R. 112 695
–702
L. 151 503
502		 29 July 1653. Begs entire freedom from sequestration and discharge of his estate, having compounded at full value, but the estate has increased in value since composition. 112 704
7 Sept. Discharged on the Act of Pardon 21 1307

Sir Rob. Eyton, Pentre Madock, Salop, and Robert, his Son.

13 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
Sir Robert being sequestered for delinquency, begs a favourable composition. With certificate of the County Committee that he was a Commissioner of Array, but only subscribed one warrant, acting by force. He has lived 2 years quietly in Wales, and has offered 30l. to Parliament, but his estate is not 300l. a year, of which his mother has 100l. jointure, and he has many small children, and is much in debt. Also note by Rob. Eyton that his father's estate is not of greater value than stated. 84 244 245
P.E. 219 680
R. 219 675		 6 July 1649. Rob. Eyton compounds for delinquency in being engaged in the first war against Parliament. 219 677
5 March 1650. Fine at 1/6, 3l. 6s. 8d. 7 36

Col. John Bodville, late M.P., Langrood, Isle of Anglesea, North Wales.

15 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
P.R. 3 330 Being in attendance on the House of Commons for confirmation of Anglesea Articles, signed 20 May 1646 between MajorGeneral Mitton and the Commissioners for Anglesea, of whom petitioner was one, by which articles all the inhabitants were discharged from delinquency, begs he may incur no penalty by lapse of time, the weightier affairs of the kingdom intervening, but may be considered to have come in to compound at the time he first submitted, being ready so to do if the House do not confirm the articles. With note, by John Ash, of receipt of the petition by the Committee for Compounding. 69 618
PASS 27 111
P.R. 5 64		 20 Dec. 1649. Thos. Madrin, High Sheriff of Carnarvonshire, and the County Committee, levy 140l. on him as his proportion of the 9,000l. imposed on Anglesea. 69 643
3 Jan. 1650. Receipt for payment of 140l. for Anglesea and 130l. for Carnarvon. 69 641
27 May. B. Whitelock, Rich. Keble, and John Lisle, Commissioners of the Great Seal, to the Committee for Compounding. Being appointed by Parliament to determine all causes touching alimony, to order maintenance to the wife, and to take effectual course for payment;—after hearing Ann Bodville and her husband, we allowed her and her children 500l. a year, with 100l. for costs, and issued a commission to gentlemen in co. Carnarvon to sequester so much of his estate; they certify it to have been sequestered long before, and desire directions, which we request you to give. 69 706
705
30 May. Committee for Compounding direct the County Committee to set her out 1/5 of her husband's estate in kind. 8 83
12 June. Order in Parliament that she be paid the said sum quarterly out of her husband's estate, in lieu of her 1/5, and that the estate be inserted in the Bill for Sale. 1
8
233		 226
152
103
NOTE 8 133 18 June. Order accordingly by the Committee for Compounding 8 233 153 103
3 June 1651. Hugh Bodville begs allowance of two annuities of 10l. with arrears, which Sir John Bodville, of Bodville, co. Carnarvon, left by will to Hugh and Thomas Bodville, his halfbrothers, from lands in cos. Carnarvon, Merioneth, and Anglesea, which were constantly paid till Nov. 1647, when John, son and heir of Sir John Bodville had his estate sequestered. One of the annuitants being since dead, petitioner prays that his annuity, from the time of sequestration to his death, may be paid to his executor. 69 699
3 June 1651. North Wales Committee to certify, and Brereton to report. 14 148
6 Aug. Col. John Bodville complains of the seizure of his personal estate, notwithstanding the confirmation by Parliament of the Articles of Anglesea and Beaumaris Castle, dated Oct. 1648, by which all therein included were to enjoy their personal estates, and to compound for their lands at two years' value. Begs to be allowed his personal estate. 69 701
6 Aug. Committee for Sequestrations in North Wales to certify 14 243
26 Nov. Petition renewed, complaining that there is no certificate yet made; meantime his cattle are taken, and likely to be sold. Begs order that they may not be disposed of till his cause is determined. 69 700
26 Nov. Committee of North Wales to certify the cause of their proceedings, and to allow petitioner his goods, &c., on security. 15 143
D. 69 598,
655, 691,
610
C. 32 61
D. 69 647
693		 20 Jan. 1652. Order for suspension of his sequestration vacated, his name being in the Bill of Sale of Traitors' estates, and the County Commissioners are to levy the rents. 69 703
25 Feb. On his counsel begging to be heard on the last order, and waiving the forfeiture of his lands, but praying a hearing touching the new matter against him, the County Committee are ordered to take and return examinations. 16 62
R.C. 17 576 10 Nov. He petitions the Committee for relief on Articles of War to be restored to his estate, according to the articles aforementioned, of which he has not forfeited the benefit. His estate in cos. Carnarvon and Anglesea is worth 1,200l. a year, but charged with his mother and his wife's jointures of 500l. a year each, and with other incumbrances. Begs an order to the Commissioners at Drury House to stay further sale of his estate, and to recall the sales already made. 69 685
C. 32 130 139 10 Nov. Committee for Compounding to certify if he has forfeited the benefit of his articles. 69 679 684
R. 17 634–636 8 Dec. Ordered to make their return by 15 Dec. 1652 69 681
D. 69 597 26 May 1653. The Committee for relief on Articles of War adjudging him to be comprised within the articles, require the Drury House Trustees to forbear further sale of the estate now discharged from sequestration. For those who have already purchased his lands, there being no proceedings against them, the said Committee leave him to proceed therein as he shall be advised, the cause against them being not yet brought to hearing, nor ripe for judgment. 69 673
L. 69 635 22 June. Council of State require the Committee for Compounding to pay Mrs. Bodville according to Parliament order of 12 June 1650, and to inform Council forthwith if they meet with any obstruction therein. 69
I 69		 677
392
C. 33 273 29 June. The registrar to certify proceedings, and Reading to state the case to the Committee for Compounding; Auditor Sherwin to certify what has been received out of the estate. 12
69		 548
695
7 July. Committee for Compounding certify that they find no obstruction, and direct the County Committee to proceed in the payment to Mrs. Bodville. 25 115
18 July. Col. John Carter and Thos. Madrin summon Col. Bodville, according to a general order of the Committee for Compounding, to appear and shew cause why his estate, real and personal, should not be forthwith sequestered for non-payment of 500l., his share of the general composition of North Wales. 69
640,		 639,
698
22 July. On the return from the Committee for North Wales, dated 26 Sept. 1651,—that Bodvillle, since his articles, has been in company with Charles Stuart, "the late pretended King of Scots," in Holland and elsewhere, and that since his return thence, viz., in March 1650, he signed a commission to Thomas Bould, to be deputy-constable of Carnarvon Castle, by virtue of a commission had at Oxford from the late King, well knowing that Col. Thomas Mason then had a commission from Parliament to be governor;—the Committee for Compounding censure the neglect of the Committee for North Wales, whereby Bodville has obtained from the Committee for relief on Articles of War allowance of those articles. "The neglect of things of so high concernment to the Commonwealth will render them very incapable of public trust." They require them to examine witnesses on oath in the case, and speedily return the examinations. 25 139
5 Aug. 1653. Bodville discharged by the Committee for Compounding, in compliance with the order of the Committee for relief on Articles of War. 12 553
H. 25 162 184
69 690
D. 69 589, 649
O.C.C. 69 599, 601
C. & R. 69 591
O.C. 25 235
O.C.C. 69 669
H. 25 241
D. 69 604–607
D. 69 667		 5 Aug. His discharge not to indemnify him for anything done in the late war—for which he is to be proceeded against as if no such discharge were. 25 158
28 Sept. He is to receive the Michaelmas rents, On double security to repay them if judgment goes against him. 25 213
30 Sept. The security to be 5,000l., and to be given to the Treasurers at Goldsmiths' Hall. 25
69		 213
687
2 Dec. This order confirmed, the Committee for Compounding resenting that the County Committee of Carnarvon should dispute their orders, and stand in competition with their power. 25 260
INF. 25 269
NOTE 69 622		 15 Dec. Bodville is to have a copy of the charge against him 25 266
5 Jan. 1654. The Commissioners for Sequestrations in North Wales to certify on what grounds they laid the 500l. on Col. Bodville, as an arrear of the fine imposed upon him in the general composition of North Wales, and to forbear levying it till they have received answer to their return; Cols. Twisleton and Carter, and Mr. Michael, summoned before the Committee for Compounding to give an account of the business. 25 279
(2)
12 Jan. On Mrs. Bodville's complaint that she is three quarters in arrear of her allowance, by reason of the Committee for Compounding's late order for Col. Bodville to enjoy his estate on security, and on her request for leave to take legal course for recovery of her right—she is left to take the benefit of her decree in Chancery, notwithstanding any seizure or sequestration. 25 283
19 Jan. The County Committee not to levy the said 500l. a year nor to intermeddle therein. 25 287
28 Jan. Bodville begs that some of his witnesses, now in town, and ordered to be examined before the County Committee of Cheshire, may be examined before the Committee for Compounding's examiner. 69 631
D. 69 619, 623 16 and 28 Feb. His witnesses are summoned 25 296
303
D. 69 654
H. 25 315
27 21, 22		 16 March. He begs consideration of the proof he has offered that he has paid his proportion of the fine on North Wales, having summoned the County Commissioners of Carnarvon and Anglesea, when they were in town, to certify thereon. Begs a return of a perfect list of all who have and have not paid their share of the 9,000l. 69 651
12 April. The County Committee not having proved that his assessment was 500l., and it appearing that he has paid 317l., he is discharged. If it be hereafter made to appear that he was assessed at 500l., further order will be given. 27 25
18 April. Humphry Baggerly summoned to give evidence touching him. 27 28
25 April 1654. The request that — Bold's deposition, not being amended before signature, may be suppressed, refused. 27 34
D. 69 625–630 11 May. Complains that notwithstanding the order for his witnesses to be cross-examined by the County Committee of Cheshire, his agent could not obtain execution thereof, by reason of the reduction of the committee to one. Begs order to [John] Robinson, charged by the Committee for Compounding with the whole trust, to go to Carnarvon, or name another out of his county, for the said examination. 69 632
27 June. Robinson appointed accordingly 27 82
2 Aug. Thos. Madrin, John Parry, and John Carter, three of the Commissioners for North Wales, to give an account of rents and profits by them received from the estate since sequestration. 27 103
31 Aug. Bodville to give 14 days notice to the County Committee of Cheshire, of the time and place of examination of his witnesses. 27 112
D. 69 616
S. 27 246
262, 306		 29 Sept. They are not to be examined till 16 October. [Thos.] Michael or [John] Parry to be present on behalf of the State. Order renewed for certificate from the Committee for North Wales. 27 128
19 Dec. Publication of depositions to pass 27 216
D. 69 614
H. 27 291
343, 354		 10 April 1655. Bodville acquitted of the charge of delinquency against him since his articles. 24 1178
24 April. Madrin, Carter, and Parry are to return an account of the rents received by them out of his estate since sequestration, and in default, he is to proceed against them at law. 27 370
D. 69 595
C. 34 5		 26 June and 18 July. Madrin, Carter, and Parry, having exhibited an account, are to be protected in coming to and fro to perfect it. 27
29		 432
14
27 July. They are not to be sued at law pending their cause before the Committee for Compounding. 29 47
Purchasers of the Estate.
O.T.T. 69 609 13 May 1652. Discharge from sequestration of Langrood Park, mansion, and water-mill, Isle of Anglesea, forfeited by Bodville and bought from the Treason Trustees by John Wildman. 16 392
O.T.T. 69 611
O.C. 18 856		 26 Oct. Like discharge of Bodville House, Llanor parish, co. Carnarvon, bought by Hen. Parker, of London. 18 758

Sir Henry Compton, K.B., Brambletye, Sussex, Mary, his Widow, and Richard and Henry, his Sons.

Vol. G No. or p.
C. 205 19
P.E. 205 21
–28		 15 Dec. 1646. Sir Henry begs to compound, being voted delinquent for taking arms against Parliament, but on appeal before the Committee for Compounding. 205 17
24 Dec. His woods not to be injured nor his estate disposed of pending composition. 3 344
26 Dec. The Committee to proceed, on security that he will take the Negative Oath on settling the fine. 3 350
D. 75 468
471		 5 and 10 Jan. 1648. The County Committee to forbear cutting or selling his wood, as he is on composition. 4
233		 156
159
104
28 Jan. His writings to be delivered him by the Camden House Committee, that he may make particulars of his estate. 4
233		 166
105
O.C. 4 166
223 105
C. 35 21		 Jan.? Enquiries ordered as to any interest possessed therein by Mrs. Dorothy Arundel, a recusant, in Brambletye. 233 106
Jan. ? Sir Henry denies that she has any, but he owes her 500l., and has paid no interest for 3 years past. 233 107
R. 205 1–3
L. 75 473
P.E. 205 16		 28 Feb. Fine at 1/10, 5,289l. 10s. 6d., but 3,675l. to be abated if he settle Lemington Rectory [co. Gloucester], value 50l. a year, on the minister; Bolton and Clapham rectories, cos. Lancaster and York, which he holds for 3 lives, on ministers; and 20l. from Princethorp Rectory on the minister of Stretton [co. Warwick]. 4 183
21 April 1648. Order against his being prejudiced by the letting of his lands after his composition. 4 200
P.R. 5 3
R. 205 15		 19 Sept. Begs a review, and abatement for debts, extents, and judgments not extended. 205 14
26 Sept. Fine abated 242l. 10s. 5 6
5 Oct. Richard Compton begs to be joined in composition with his father, having no other real estate. Granted. 205
5		 8
10
P.R. 5 28 23 Nov. Sir Henry begs to add 87l. 14s. 7d. a year to the value of lands, Binham and Barney rectories [Norfolk], in his former particular, being the jointure of Mary, his wife, by [Thomas Paston] her former husband. 205 11
R. 205 9 27 Nov. Additional fine, 87l. 14s. 7d. 5 30
Nov.? Paid, and estate discharged. 75 477
21 Dec. Sir Henry having settled. Clapham and Bolton Rectories, cos. York and Lancaster, value 396l. 13s. 4d., on such places as this committee shall appoint, and 100l. a year being granted to Catton Church, order for disposal of the remainder as follows:—Bolton Church, 100l.; Over Kellet, same parish, 50l.; Wyersdale Chapel, co. Lancaster, 30l.; Orton, same parish, 16l. 13s. 4d.; Clapham Church, present minister, 100l. 5 45
5 July 1649. Order on Sir Henry's death that the owners of the estate pay the balance due of the fine, 264l. 16s. 9d. 75 458
P.E. 75 475 17 July. Lady Mary, the widow, pleads that the lands in possession of the son and heir, Richard, being compounded for, should be responsible for this balance, as she and her children have only what would have accrued to them by settlement, and have no benefit of the composition. The executors are willing to pay if Rich. Compton will allow the lands left for payment by his father to be sold. Begs that the fine may be levied on the heir-at-law. 75 459
17 July. Richard to show cause why he should not pay 75 461
NOTE 205 5 10 Aug. Ordered to pay the said remainder, or to be sequestered till payment. 6 198
30 Sept. Bistern Manor, Hants, being his property, continued under sequestration. 252 135
11 Oct. 1650. County Committee of Sussex ordered to discharge Richard's estate, if there be no new charge against him. 11
75		 223
224
495
31 Oct. County Committee of Hants having sequestered his estate there, are to continue the sequestration. 11 280
C. 34 36 4 Nov. 1652. Note of Richard's appearing voluntarily to take the Oath of Abjuration. 17 382
20 Sept. 1650. Henry Compton, the son, begs discharge from sequestration, being no Papist. Was abroad at his father's death and 8 years before, and was sequestered during his absence for recusancy, though he frequents church, and will take the Oath of Abjuration. 75 480
20 Sept. County Committee to certify why they adjudge him a recusant. 11 185
C. 75 485 20 Nov. He taking the Oath of Abjuration, and declaring that he held no real estate till after his father's death, the County Committee are to make enquiries therein. 10 216
29 Jan. 1651. His sequestration discharged, on deposition by Rob. Goodwin that he has often been at East Grinstead Church. 10 369
Claimants on the Estate.
L.C.C. 233 108
D. 75 507
R. 75 501
C. 75 513
L. 75 517–521
C. 75 497, 509,
511, 515, 575
L.C.C. 253 168
C. 75 500
L. 163 549
-551
C.C. 30 293
O.c. 14 59
C. 32 92		 7 June 1650. John Goodwin and 2 others, Sir Henry's trustees, beg allowance of a deed of 26 Dec. 1648, made by Lady Mary Compton to procure money for payment of her husband's fine, and for raising portions for her younger children, devising divers lands, &c., to them, they paying her 100l. a year for maintenance. They complain that the new County Committee have seized the lands, and beg suspension of seizure. 75 505
7 June 1650. County Committee to certify the cause of sequestration and value of the estate. 8

10
11		 115
118
38, 39
25 July. Lady Compton is to prove that she was not a recusant when the deed was made, also to prove the deed, the value of the estate, and the balance unpaid. 11 52
258
30 Aug. Council of State requested to grant a license to Lady Compton and Sir William Compton to come to town on this business. 11 126
127
26 Sept. Deed allowed as to the debt of 600l., and Lady Compton to appear and take the Oath of Abjuration, and prove that the children are not brought up Papists. 11
75		 198
503
5 Dec. Deed allowed as to a debt of 600l. due to Signor Amerigo, the Venetian Ambassador, and the County Committee to see that the trustees receive the profits of the lands. 10 250
10 April 1651. The County Committee ask further directions as to whether Lady Compton's thirds shall be disposed of towards payment of the 600l.; whether to allow an augmentation of 40l. granted to the minister of Guestwick, co Norfolk; and whether 23l. 13s. 4d., balance of the Michaelmas rents, shall be paid to the State or towards the 600l. 233 109
1 May. Order that as the debts take off all profits of the sequestered estate, nothing be paid from it save to the trustees, except the 23l. 13s. 4d. arrears, which are to be paid to the State. 14 103
C. 32 217
218
75 465
D. 75 455
456
P.R. 25 25
H. 25 157
169		 24 March 1653. The trustees renew their request,—the debts being almost paid—for continued allowance of the lease, to raise portions for the children. 88 314
1 Sept. Deed allowed as to the portions of the younger children, the sequestration of the estate settled by the deed discharged, and arrears granted from 7 June 1650; enquiry to be first made by the County Commissioners of Norfolk how the said children have been educated, and whether any are recusants. 19 1116
7 and 21 Sept. The trustees' request granted, but 2/3 of the portions of such children as are brought up Papists is to be sequestered, and nothing paid them till the Committee for Compounding are satisfied thereupon. 19 1119
1123
L. 163 353 17 Sept. Lady Compton summoned to take the Oath of Abjuration, unless already taken. 25 206
9 March 1654. The children to be allowed their portions on certificate of non-recusancy. 23 1585
O.P.M. 133 471
C. 133 467
–469		 9 June 1651. Rich. Wortes, minister of Guestwick, co. Norfolk, begs an order for the payment of his augmentation of 40l. a year, with the arrears, as ordered by the Committee for Plundered Ministers, 4 Jan. 1650, out of the rectory of Ryburgh and Barney, co. Norfolk, sequestered from Lady Compton, Papist, whose whole estate is lately ordered to be paid towards satisfaction of certain debts. Granted. 133
14		 468
172
3 July 1651. Tim. Rivett, minister of Binham, co. Norfolk, begs an order to the County Committee for payment, with arrears, of 58l. a year, granted him from Binham Rectory, sequestered from Lady Mary Compton, widow of Sir Henry. 113 853
3 July. The County Committee are to certify as to his life and abilities, and as to the allowances already granted from the rectory. 14 191
27 May 1652. Rivett ordered his arrears on an order of the Committee for Plundered Ministers, when John Goodwin, M.P., has been paid his claims on the rectory. 16
113		 471
855
29 March 1654. Rivett complains that arrears for the year ending 25 March 1654 are due to him, which the County Committee refuse to pay, though Goodwin is fully satisfied. 113 851
29 March. Enquiries ordered as to whether Goodwin is satisfied 27 17
3 March 1652. Wm. Nelson, for Rich. Jackson, minister of Garsdale, co. York, petitions that in 1646 the Committee for Plundered Ministers ordered 30l. a year from Clapham Rectory, co. York, sequestered from Sir Henry Compton, farmer under the Bishop of Chester, for the minister of Garsdale and Grisdale, and when he compounded, the Committee for Compounding bought 396l. 13s. 4d. of him for maintenance of ministers, from which this 30l. was then ordered to be paid. Has copies of the grant, but the money is detained by Edw. Chamberlain, steward to Lady Compton and her son, on pretence of an order from the Committee for Compounding. Begs payment without obstruction, with arrears. 107 615
3 March. The minister to satisfy the County Commissioners that he has taken the engagement, and is not scandalous, and thereon he is to have the augmentation, with arrears. 16 89

Evan Edwards, Mold, Co. Flint.

Vol. G No. or p.
C. 203 227
231
L. 203 333
P.E. 203 335		 15 Dec. 1646. Compounds for delinquency. Was never in arms, but living near divers towns and castles held for the King, has been compelled to pay contributions, and join with other gentlemen in signing warrants for levying those contributions; submitted to Parliament before any of the garrisons were reduced. 203 230
R. 203 225 26 Oct. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 157l. 4
83		 130
540
23 June 1648. The 30l. required of him after his composition, although he compounded for his personal estate, to be restored by the County Committee, if taken for composition for any estate mentioned in his particular. 4 207

Capt. Wm. Howell, Leigham Lime, Egbuckland Parish, Devon.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.R. 3 331
P.E. 222 168
171
D. 153 447
233 110
R. 222 165		 15 Dec. 1646. Petitions to compound for his estate, having served in the King's marines. 138 228
7 May 1651. Compounds for delinquency in the first war. Was not sequestered till 14 April 1651. 222 170
3 June. Fine at 1/6, 55l. 7s. 6d. 12 226
10 June. Fine paid and estate discharged 222 172

Sir Thos. Mackworth, Bart., Normanton, Rutland.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 197 865
–867
C. 197 861
862
D. 197 867, 869
R. 197 859		 15 Dec. 1646. Compounds for delinquency. Adhered to the King before he was of age, went into the Low Countries, and there resided till Michaelmas 1646. Has paid his 1/5 and 1/20 parts, besides 200l. voluntarily contributed for the Parliament's service. 197 864
9 March 1647. Fine at 1/10, 879l. 4 36

Wm. Milward, Chilcote, Co. Derby.

Vol. G No. or p.
C. 103 675 15 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound. Was in arms against Parliament, but submitted to the Parliament's governor of the county in July 1645. Took the National Covenant, and has ever since been obedient to all ordinances of Parliament. 103 678
15 Dec. Petition referred. No order of fine 3 330

Sir Wm. Pershall, Recusant, Canwell, Co. Stafford.

15 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
15 Dec. 1646. Order on an order in Parliament of 12 December, that his composition for delinquency not being perfected, he may remain in town to perfect it. 233 110a
21 Dec. 1649. Fine 604l. 16s. 9d. 198 576
Claimants on the Estate.
C. 198 575
P.E. 198 573
565
P.R. 4 33
C.P. 4 37
R. 198 563		 26 Feb. 1647. John Vincent and 8 other creditors beg to compound for 2/3 of his estate sequestered for recusancy, which he had sold to them for payment of his debts. 198 567
16 March. Fine at 1/10, 521l. 9s. 8d. 4 198 40
564
10 Nov. 1656. Certificate that his creditors who compounded for 2/3 of his sequestered estate, are charged with 302l. 8s. 6d., arrears of his fine, which they have not paid, and have therefore been summoned. 34 81
March 1647. John Hicks, of the Inner Temple, begs to compound for a lease for 2 lives of 2/3 of East Meon farm, co. Hants, rent 22l. 3s. 4d.,—the yearly value above the rent being 100l.,—which he lately bought from Sir W. Pershall. 198 571
C. 34 81 23 March. Fine 83l. 6s. 8d. 4
198		 48
564

Thos. Ravenscroft, Little Budworth, Co. Chester.

Vol. G No. or p.
C. 112 1052
D. 112 1055		 15 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound for delinquency. Being lieutenant of the train band of Nantwich Hundred, went with his captain in Oct. 1642 to attend the King at Chester, but deserted as soon as he perceived the differences to increase between the King and Parliament, and has ever since lived in Parliament's quarters. His estate is under 200l., but Parliament has not as yet directed a course for the discharge of persons in his condition, according to the eleventh proposition. 112 1053
15 Dec. Petition referred. No order of fine 3 330

John Somner, and William, his Son, Leyland, Co. Lancaster.

Vol. G No. or p.
C. 195 346
–349, 361
D. 195 302, 303
P.E. 195 359
355
C. 195 357, 358
R. 195 341		 15 Dec. 1646. Beg to compound for delinquency, the father for going to Lathom House, where he had a son and two daughters, and continuing there, assisting the forces raised against Parliament; the son for delinquency in arms; he deserted the King's service three years ago, and has been and now is in arms for the Parliament. 195 344
31 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 85l. 3 356

Geo. Villers, Westminster.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.R. 3 330
P.E. 210 117
R. 210 113		 15 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles. Was in arms there against Parliament, and at its surrender. Noted as received, but not upon Oxford Articles. 126 753
29 March 1649. Petition renewed. Was in arms in the second war. 210 116
24 April. Fine at 1/6, 5l. 6 23

Hen. Wroughton, Knight Harbinger to the King, London.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 140 211
P.R. 3 330		 15 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for residing there in attendance on the King's person, and assisting in this unhappy war against Parliament. Noted as granted, but not on Oxford Articles. 140 209
13 Dec. Came to town to be put on the list of the King's servants not in arms, to whom the Revenue Committee have power to give allowances, and begs leave to remain. 205 868
PROT. 4 166
181		 21 April. Fine 20l. for an estate in goods of 200l. 4 199

Wm. Boreman, East Greenwich, Kent, Clerk of His Majesty's Kitchen.

16 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 207 67
C. 207 66
P.E. 207 69
–71
D. 207 62
R. 207 59
NOTE 207 63		 Begs to compound on Exeter Articles for delinquency. Went into Exeter, being the King's quarters, to attend upon the young Princess [Henrietta Anne]. Noted, petition accepted, but he is not to have the benefit of Exeter Articles, because he came not in according to the time limited. 207 61
Oct. 1648. Pleads that he came not in earlier because Lord Fairfax appointed him to receive the arrears due upon the excise of Exeter, and to dispose of them according to his order for pay of the Princess' servants. Begs benefit of Exeter Articles, because his Excellency promised him and others of the King's servants who have small estates and have lost their places to take off their delinquency, and he wrote to Lieut.-Gen. Cromwell to move it in the House of Commons, which in all likelihood he had done ere this time, if the troubles in Wales had not called him away. The bond for 100l. due to him from John Combes being lost, he has forsworn the debt, though he had desired to try to recover it in a Court of Equity before he compounded for it. 70 50
23 Nov. Fine at 1/6, 20l. 5 28

Rob. Laurence, West Bagborough, Somerset.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 195 679
C. 195 681, 685
P.R. 3 336		 16 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound for delinquency in going into Oxford in 1642, where he remained two months, and adhered to the King. With request by John Ash that he may have a license to furnish his composition. 195 677
D. 195 683
R. 195 675		 5 Jan. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 186l. 10s. 3 361

Robt. Proctor, alias Matthew, and Anne, his Widow, Riston and Henlade, Somerset.

Vol. G No. or p.
O.C.C. 194 637
C. 194 639
L.C.C. 194 631
P.E. 194 635
641-643
P.R. 3 332
R. 194 613		 16 Dec. 1646. He compounds for delinquency in taking the protestation for the King by Sir Richard Grenville's compulsion under penalty of death, and to save his house from plundering. Had previously served Parliament well, two of his sons being in service against Lord Goring; disbursed 200l. in the same service, and set forth a horse, man, and arms. 194 634
24 Dec. Fine at 1/6, 280l. 3 342
28 May 1651. Anne, his widow, begs discharge and freedom from molestation on account of her husband's delinquency. He was imprisoned in May 1645 by Sir Rich. Grenville, in Orchard House, Taunton, for refusing to take the protestation for the King. After compounding and obtaining a suspension, his estate is returned for re-sequestration. Upon his death it was divided between her and her children, she receiving 50l. a year for jointure. Has suffered 200l. damages, and lent 35l. voluntarily for the regiment under Col. Blake. The chairman of the Committee for Compounding, [John] Ash, as well as Sir Anthony Irby, promised her a discharge for her husband. 103 883
28 May. Committee for Compounding declare that her husband's taking the oath as above is cause of sequestration, but refer the question of the deed of jointure to the County Committee and Brereton. 14 137
L.C.C. 233 111
O.C. 30 392
L.C.C. 103 871
C. 103 873
869		 9 Oct. County Committee order the estate to be sequestered till the parties apply to the Committee for Compounding. 103 877
25 Feb. 1652. She begs discharge from sequestration for the future 103 875
25 Feb. Committee for Compounding cannot relieve her without order of Parliament. 16 59
20 April 1652. She being sequestered, and begging discharge on the Act of Pardon, the County Committee are to certify whether the estate was sequestered 1 Dec. 1651. 16 322
27 May. Estate discharged, it not being then sequestered 16 466
R.C. 17 491
194 627
C. 32 158
103 881
NOTE 194 630
R. 194 615
H. 25 19, 36		 4 June. Order for discharge vacated, the fine on her husband not being paid. 16 517
8 Dec. She begs examination of her title to a tenement in Riston, settled on her for jointure, which she has enjoyed for five years, till lately molested by the County Committee. 103 867
31 March. 1653. Dr. [John] Palmer, M.P., moving for a hearing of her case, hearing ordered. 25 30
14 April. Order that the rectified fine of 280l. be accepted in full payment. 19 1082
18 April. Fine paid and sequestration discharged 24 1099

Erasmus Sacheverell, Co. Oxon.

Vol. G No. or p.
C. 115 1046
1047
P.E. 115 1043		 16 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound for delinquency. Was in arms against Parliament, but 20 April 1646, came in and enlisted under Capt. Pile, in the troop of horse under Maj.-Gen. [Rich.?] Browne, and took the National Covenant. Had then no estate; but since, by his father's death, is possessor of an estate which was sequestered for his father's delinquency. 115 1041
17 Dec. Petition referred, but no order 3 331

Edw. Villiers, Westminster.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.R. 3 331
P.E. 215 169
R. 215 165		 16 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound for delinquency in arms at Oxford. Was comprised in those articles at its surrender. Noted, not on Oxford Articles. 126 756
21 June 1649. Begs to compound on his own discovery for delinquency in the first war. Was never judicially impeached of delinquency nor sequestered, nor engaged in the second war. 215 167
3 July. Fine 20s. 6 143

Lodowick Burnell.

17 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
P.R. 3 331 Begs to compound. Was in arms in Oxford at its surrender. Has but lately come to London, and has not had time to make a particular. Noted as accepted, but not on Oxford Articles. 71 673

Geo. Calcott, Citizen and Farrier, London.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 196 391
C. 196 397
398
P.E. 196 395
R. 196 379		 17 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in joining the King's garrison there. Has taken the National Covenant and Negative Oath. 196 394
21 Jan. 1647. Fine 20l. 3 382
13 Sept. 1652. Note that he has a saving to compound for 5l. a year for 16 years. 12 521
L. 196 384
P.E. 196 381		 9 Nov. Begs further time for his saving to compound for his interest in a lease of a house for 16 years at 5l. a year rent, of which but 10 years now remain. Is not likely to recover any arrears. Noted as referred to Reading to state the matter, in order to a composition. 196

72		 382
390
611
R. 196 385 9 April 1653. His fine thereon being paid, sequestration discharged 12 540

Hen. Chaloner, Steeple Claydon, Bucks.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 197 367
–369
233 111
197 369
P.R. 3 331
D. 197 364		 17 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in arms against the Parliament. 197 366
23 Feb. 1647. Fine at ½, 1,000l. 4 27
Dec. ? Sequestration suspended, he having paid or secured his fine. 233 112
C. 197 361
362
R. 197 359		 21 Jan. 1648. Fine reduced up on report to both Houses to 1,000 marks. He is to have his bond on paying 166l. 13s. 4d., having formerly paid 500l. 4
233		 27
112a
112b
1 Feb. Re-sequestered for non-payment of fine 247 12

Sir Gilbert Gerard, London.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 89 423
210 523
528		 17 Dec. 1646. Petition to compound referred 3 331
23 Nov. 1648. Begs to compound for delinquency in bearing arms against Parliament, and for release from Warwick Castle. Noted, "The petition is granted upon assurance that the Lord General doth give way thereunto." 210 525
23 Nov. The Lord-General having assented thereto in a letter to the Speaker, he is released by virtue of an order of the House of Commons of 9 Nov. 1648. 5
233		 30
114
R. 210 521 8 May 1649. Fine at 1/6, 200l. 6 37
Dec. ? Fine paid, and estate discharged 89 421

John, Viscount Grandison.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.R. 3 331
C. 32 134		 17 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound for delinquency in arms. Was in Oxford at its surrender. Noted, "Received, but not upon Oxford Articles." 89 120

Toby Hodson, York, Co. York.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 195 720
P.R. 3 332
C. 195 721
R. 195 715
C. 195 723		 17 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound for delinquency in arms against Parliament, to whom he submitted a year ago last Martinmas. Had then no estate, but by his father's death a fortnight ago, has several leases for lives. 195 717
5 Jan. 1647. Fine at 1/6, 345l., to be reduced, on certificate that he came in before December, to 1/10, 230l. 3
195		 361
715

Wm. Marsh, Aldgate.

Vol. G No. or p.
C. 101 235
P.R. 3 331		 17 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound for delinquency. In the time of his apprenticeship, was sent by his master to Oxford, where he remained till its surrender. Never bore arms in the field, but only as a townsman during the siege. Noted, "Received, but not on Oxford Articles." 101 233

Rich. Monk, or Muncks, Gisborne, Co. York.

Vol. G No. or p.
R. 214 41 17 Dec. 1646. Early petition (missing) referred 3 332
NOTE 3 56 28 April 1649. Begs to compound for delinquency; is sequestered for being in arms against Parliament. 214 44
25 June. Fine at 1/6, 210l. 6 119
Feb. 1650 ? Having paid a moiety, he could not raise the rest in time, on account of a great debt on the estate, for which he has been in prison in York Castle. Begs leave to pay in the remainder, and to sell his estate to pay his debt. 136 299
NOTE 63 650 16 Jan. 1652. To be sequestered for non-payment of the second half of his fine. 12 394
20 May. Fine paid and estate discharged 12 440

Sir Rich. Prince, Shrewsbury, Salop.

Vol. G No. or p.
L.C.C. 197 327
C. 197 318
321
P.E. 197 321
–323
D. 197 326
R. 197 313		 17 Dec. 1646. He compounds for delinquency. Without his knowledge or consent, was nominated a Commissioner of Array. Signed warrants for summoning the trained bands of the county to appear before the Commissioners of Array at Shrewsbury. Whilst it was garrisoned for the King, was imprisoned for his affection to Parliament, till he paid a ransom to Sir Michael Earnley, then governor of the town. His son and heir was colonel of the Parliament's horse in Shropshire, and was slain in battle. Has paid his fifth and twentieth parts, and before December 1645, took the National Covenant. 197 320
23 Feb. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 1,400l. 4
197		 27
315
Aug. ? Begs that having a saving to compound for his lease of the tithes of Churchstoke, cos. Salop and Montgomery, rated at 25l. a year, and there being a suit at law about them, which is not likely to be determined in any reasonable time, he may compound for the same. 108 1059
16 Sept. Order in Parliament that his fine be reduced to 750l., he undertaking to discharge the debts of his son and heir, and that the arrears due to his son, and the debt upon the Public Faith, be discharged in consideration thereof. 233 114
22 Dec. Ordered to pay in 35l. to make up the whole fine, and then to have his bond. 4
233		 153
115
18 Dec. 1650. Rochley and Susan, his children, beg allowance of their claim to the ½ of a messuage in Bettisfield [co. Flint], and lands adjoining, purchased by them of Jane Morgan, by indenture of 10 Dec. 1644, and sequestered as her estate. Beg certificate from the Committee of North Wales of the cause of sequestration. 108 1062
18 Dec. Order accordingly 10 283

Wm. Shepherd, Barford, Co. Oxon.

Vol. G No. or p.
17 Dec. 1646. Petition to compound (missing) referred to the sub-committee. 3 332
19 Dec. Fine at 1/10, 308l. 3 332

Hen. Stevens, Oxford, Co. Oxon.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.R. 3 331 17 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound for delinquency in taking up arms at the King's command. Petition noted by John Ash, "Accepted, but not upon the Articles of Oxford, because out of time." 120 99

Hen. Sydenham, Dulverton, Somerset.

Vol. G No. or p.
C. 198 147
151
P.E. 198 154
P.R. 3 332
R. 198 141
C. 117 869		 17 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound, having been in arms against Parliament, and pleads for Exeter Articles, being there at its surrender. 198 150
11 March 1647. Fine at 1/10, 20l. 4 37

Rich. Symonds, Black Notley, Essex.

Vol. G No. or p.
C. 194 649
–651
D. 194 612
P.E. 117 509
194 655
P.R. 3 332		 17 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Ashby Articles for delinquency. Was casually omitted out of the list of such as compounded on those articles. Noted as admitted, but not on those articles. 117
194		 507
648
R. 194 645 24 Dec. Fine at 1/6, 295l. 12s. 3 342

Helen, Lady Thornburgh.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.R. 3 331
3 372		 17 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound for delinquency. Has lived in a garrison of the King. Has not had a possibility of prosecuting her composition till now, by reason of an extraordinary sickness. Noted, "Serjeant Wilde or Mr. Rich to have notice. A licence to be given to petitioner for her stay." 122 533

Hum. Vyse, Staundon, Co. Stafford.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 201 141
PROT. 201 146
C. 201 143
–147
P.E. 115 1150
D. 201 149
R. 201 137		 17 Dec. 1646. Compounds for delinquency in deserting his habitation and residing in the King's quarters. 201 140
Jan. 1647 ? Petition renewed. Submitted in May 1645 to the County Committee at Stafford, and has lived peaceably since. Has taken the National Covenant and Negative Oath. 115 1050
20 April. Fine at 1/10, 271l. 5s. 4d. 4 75
27 Sept. 1653. Being in the late additional Act for Sale, begs to compound according to a proviso therein. Referred to Reading to report. 126 557
Claimants on the Estate.
4 Nov. 1653. John Sarjeant begs confirmation of his 6 years' lease of a messuage and water corn-mill in Standon, granted him by the County Commissioners of Stafford on survey, being 4/5 of the estate of Hum. Vyse, a delinquent. Was the highest bidder at 49l. rent. 141 91
4 Nov. Confirmed, if let according to instructions 25 241
O.T.T. 126 555 14 March 1654. Discharge from sequestration of Standon Lordship, co. Stafford, forfeited by Vyse and bought from the Treason Trustees by Thos. Villiers. 18 933

Rich. Wyan, jun., Brill, Bucks, and THOMAS, his Brother.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 132 423 17 Dec. 1646. Richard begs to compound for delinquency in arms, having taken the oath and convenant. 132 417
C. 132 367
419
L.C.C. 132 413
233 116		 6 June 1651. Thos. Wyan begs discharge of houses and lands in Brill, held by indentures of 1627 and 1632, seized in 1645 by the County Commissioners as belonging to Rich. Wyan, delinquent, but discharged, and he has held them till lately stayed. 132 405
411
6 June. Referred to the County Commissioners and Brereton 14
132		 152
409
D. 132 415
416
R. 132 407		 9 Sept. Rich. Wyan, who is discharged on proof that the lands belonged to Thomas, is to produce his deeds and discharge, or the rents will be levied as his brother's. 15 10
H. 15 121
D. 132 369
–373		 22 Dec. Order—on report that the cottages and lands were conveyed to Rich. Wyan, sen., and his son Thomas, by Edw. Belson and others for 1,105l. and 1400l., and that the father died in 1638, and left the premises to Thos. Wyan and Phil. Jenkinson for payment of portions to his younger children and legacies, and no part to his son Richard, the delinquent—that the lands, &c., be discharged, if only sequestered for Richard's delinquency. The County Commissioners are also to inquire whether Jas. Wyan, one of the younger sons, be not a delinquent, as he is said to have been in arms against Parliament, and he is to show cause why 300l. left to his brother Thomas for him, should not be paid into into the Treasury. Also all the estate at Thornhill and Grendon, bequeathed by Rich. Wyan, sen., to his son Richard, is to be seized till the claimants thereto obtain allowance. 132
15		 385
146
7 Jan. 1652. On proof that Thos. Wyan had paid his brother James the 300l. long before the seizure made 17 Dec. 1650, that seizure is taken off. 15 175
P.O. 132 395
O.C.C. 132 391
383
147 157
D. 132 401		 7 April. Thos. Wyan begs discharge of Haverley Grounds, seized by the County Commissioners in 1645 as belonging to Rich. Wyan, who was discharged in 1647 by the late Committee for Compounding as not being worth 200l., and in 1648 sold his part of the said land to petitioner, who held it till of late the County Commissioners stayed the rents in the tenants' hands, and claimants thereto are ordered to prove their title. The pardon of those not worth 200l. is the same as was held out to the people of Scotland, and was generally practised by all the County Commissioners; moreover, the estate never having been actually sequestered, he begs discharge on the Act of Pardon. 132 381
403
7 April. Referred to the County Commissioners and Brereton 16
132		 274
379
D. 132 389
395
C. 33 306
R. 133 375		 23 June 1652. The County Commissioners having made no return, Thos. Wyan begs to receive the rent of the ground, being only 8l., on security. Noted, query whether any return has been made; if not, an order to certify is to be sent. 132 397
20 Oct. 1653. The lands discharged on the Act of Pardon, not being sequestered 1 Dec. 1651. 19 1132

Sir Thos. Pope, Roxton [? Wroxton], Co. Oxon.

18 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
C. 198 504 Begs to compound for delinquency, rather than attend his appeal before the Committee for Sequestrations. His house being within two miles of Banbury Castle and three miles of Compton House, whilst the one was a garrison for the King and the other for Parliament, he was enforced, to preserve himself and his family from utter ruin, to make contributions to the other side, yet willingly assisted the Parliament's forces, and for so doing was sent to Oxford, and there imprisoned six weeks in the common gaol. Paid 200l. to Parliament for his 1/5 and 1/20, and lent Colonel Whalley 30l. for supplies in the siege of Banbury. Has suffered on both sides to the value of 3,000l. 198 491
P.E. 198 500
-503
P.R. 198 499
R. 198 492		 19 Dec. 1646. Begs protection, that he may stay in town to prosecute his composition. 198 499
16 March 1647. Fine at 1/10, 1,841l. 4
198		 40
494, 496
10 Oct. 1648. If he pay 200l., part of his latter moiety, forthwith, no order is to issue for re-sequestration without special direction of the Committee for Compounding. 5 11
10 April 1656. Order on petition of Sir Thos. Pope, and certificate from Major Wm. Packer, Deputy-Major-General for the County,—that he finds the petitioner was imprisoned by the late King in Oxford; that he has made valuable contributions for the use of the State; that there is no accusation against him of being concerned in late designs against his Highness and Government; and that, nevertheless, he has been sequestered for delinquency, and compounded on reasons contained in several depositions against him which were read, and some examinations taken on his behalf;—that as the proceedings against him seem to have been most violent, and not free from petty animosity, all the papers be sent to the Major-General and Commissioners of the County, to inquire into the matter, and see the petitioner's sequestration taken off, if justice so demands. I77 34
12 April. Letter to the Major-General of co. Oxon accordingly I77 839

Peter Boardman, Orford, Co. Lancaster.

19 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
On his petition to compound (missing), fined 20l. 3 332

Sir Sutton Coney and William Coney, his Son, North Stoke, Co. Lincoln.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 196 597
–599
P.R. 3 365
C. 196 589
–591
D. 196 603
NOTE 196 602
R. 196 577		 19 Dec. 1646. The father, after long appeal before the Committee for Sequestrations, has had the vote passed against him, and now acknowledges his delinquency. The son adhered to the King in the late war, came in to the Parliament almost two years ago, and by licence went into Holland. Both beg to be admitted to composition. 196 588
23 Jan. 1647. Their household goods, value 200l., for which they are compounding, not to be disposed of. 3
233		 389
117
23 Jan. Fine at 1/10, 2,648l. 3 388
22 Nov. Thos. Bearne, vicar of Bassingthorpe, co. Lincoln, complains that he has received no profits from his grants of 13l. 6s. 8d. from Sir Sutton Coney's estate, and 36l. 13s. 4d. from that of Sir Wm. Thorold. Thorold now promises payment if he may have allowance in his fine, but Coney will not pay without express order. 68 583
22 Nov. 1647. Order granted accordingly 233 118
24 Feb. 1649. This order revoked, as Sir Sutton cannot settle the rectory. 5 67
Feb. ? The father and son beg a review of the fine, no allowance having been made for the incumbrances on their estate. They are overcharged 200l. Have paid in a moiety. 196 585
16 April 1651. Sir Sutton Coney complains of the stay of his rents, though he has long since paid his fine and had his discharge. Begs it may be taken off. 196 583
16 April. County Committee ordered to certify the cause of the restraint. 14 84
7 May. Wm. Coney's wife to have the fifth of her husband's estate 14 108
C. 32 144
168
196 580
33 373		 1655? Anne, wife of William Coney, petitions the Protector, that though she was allowed 1/5 of her husband's estate, yet it being sold for delinquency, 5 June 1653, the purchasers allow her nothing, whereby she is reduced to great distress, and begs relief. No order. 192I92 135
Purchaser of the Estate.
NOTE 143 640
O.T.T. 139 447		 28 Sept. 1653. Discharge from sequestration of Bassingthorpe and Westby Manors, co. Lincoln, forfeited by Wm. Coney, and bought from the Treason Trustees by Phil. Dallow, Jacob Willets, and Sam. Foxley. 18
143		 959
639
19 Oct. and 26 Dec. 1654. Orders for payment of arrears 18
143		 964,
970

James Hare, Milson, Co. Salop.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 89 530
P.R. 3 336
C. 89 527		 19 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound for delinquency in bearing arms against Parliament. Reference, but no order. 89 525

Anthony Langston, of Sedgbarrow, Co. Worcester, Esquire.

21 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
C. 99 490
P.E. 99 491		 Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in arms, and leave to attend and perfect his composition. Noted, "Accepted, but not upon Oxford Articles, nor to have licence or be admitted to proceed until he take the Oath and Covenant." 99 489
28 Aug. 1648. Returned to Parliament as a delinquent whose rents are secured in the tenants' hands, and who has not paid the moiety of his fine. 1 196

Thos. Owen, Shrewsbury, Salop, Priscilla his Wife, Edward his Son, and Anne, Widow of Edward.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 199 49
C. 199 37
–41
D. 199 41
–47		 21 Dec. 1646. The father and son beg to compound for delinquency according to the time of the father's former petition preferred by Humphrey Woorall, before 1 Dec. 1645, when he was in prison at Nantwich, and which he could not find when he came up to compound on 3 Oct. 1646. The father acknowledges that he was a Commissioner of Array. The son was in arms against Parliament, but laid them down in April 1644. They have both taken the National Covenant. Noted as accepted as from this day, unless they clearly prove the delivery of the former petition. 199 36
R. 108 275
199 29		 18 March 1647. Fine at 1/10 294l., and if the father settle 30l. a year from the tithes of Abbey Foryate upon the Church there, to be abated proportionately for it. 4
199		 42
30
20 March 1647. They beg discharge of the sequestration, as their whole fine is satisfied by the settlement of the tithes, or that the rents may remain in the tenants' hands till they have completed the settlement. 108 353
20 March. Sequestration suspended on security to settle the tithes within 6 weeks. 4 45
24 July 1651. To be sequestered for neglecting the settlement 12 277
27 June 1654. Estate to be re-sequestered if Thomas Owen do not within 14 days give satisfaction for the arrears, the tithes not having been settled as ordered. He alleges that by his bond for settling the same, he was to have notice for doing it, which he had not till 27 June, and though willing to comply, yet in respect of his great age and weakness, he cannot come up to town. 27 84
26 July. Order that if they do not perfect the settlement according to bond, or pay in the whole fine with interest in 3 weeks, they are to be re-sequestered. 27 104
17 Aug. Thos. Owen's letters to the Committee for Compounding being unsatisfactory, his estate is to be sequestered, and 30l. a year paid to John Bryan, the minister at Abbey Foryate. 27 112
L. 108 283
–289, 293		 24 Nov. Committee for Compounding approve the seizure of his estate by the County Committee, and direct the sale of as much as will pay his fine. 30 385
L.C.C. 199 32
R.C. 27 227
108 265
L.C.C. 108 269
D. 108 271
–273
R. 108 253
D. 108 279		 4 Jan. 1655. Anne Owen begs allowance of her claim to a farm in Dinthill and other lands, co. Salop, settled on her in 1639 by Thos. Owen, on her marriage with his son Edward, with proviso that her jointure was to be made up to 100l. a year if needful, from other lands which are now sequestered. 108 211
267
8 March. The sequestration of the said farm, and of Thos. Owen's land in Preston Monford, discharged. 23 1675
13 March. Thos. Owen complains that John Bryan, vicar of Abbey parish, near Shrewsbury, has procured an order for re-sequestering his estate for non-settlement of the 30l. a year, whereas he has fully paid Bryan his demands hitherto, and is willing to settle the tithes as ordered. All the estate of petitioner and his son Edward, deceased, amounts to 160l. a year, whereof 100l. a year is his said son's wife's jointure, which came to her at his death in September last; from the remainder, 30l. a year is payable to Bryan, 25l. a year to Rich. Purcell, and 6l. a year chief rents, so that but 4l. 10s. remains for maintenance of himself and his wife, both aged, and 2 fatherless and motherless children. Begs discharge of the re-sequestration, or a commission to the County Committee to examine the truth of the premises. 108 229
P.R. 27 852 3 April. Anne Owen begs reference of her proofs that her jointure was to be made up to 100l. a year, if the farm in Dinthill, and the lands in Preston Monford were insufficient. 108 227
8 April. Priscill Owen begs continuance of the fifth of her husband's small estate lately re-sequestered. Noted as granted. 108 221
19 June. Rich. Purcell, of Shrewsbury, begs allowance of the 25l. a year charged by Thos. Owen on his lands, &c., in Abbey Foryate, and enjoyed by petitioner 36 years, but now denied on account of the re-sequestration of Thos. Owen's estate. 138 415
19 June. County Committee to examine and certify 27 403
22 June. Anne Owen begs an order for examination of further proofs in support of her claim. 108 219
22 June. Referred to the County Committee 27 426

John Castle, London, Clerk of the Privy Seal.

22 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
NOTE 72 687
L. 72 694
C. 72 695–697
P.E. 72 689
P.R. 4 8
D. 72 691
R. 72 683		 Begs to compound for delinquency. Being sworn to attend the King, was for a year in Oxford garrison, when held against Parliament. Noted as accepted, and a license to be granted him to attend his composition, and the case referred to the sub-committee. 72 685

Wm. Lewin, LL.D., sworn Servant to his Majesty, Ludham, Norfolk.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 207 47 22 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in going there, and into other garrisons of the King. Noted as admitted to compound, but not on Oxford Articles. When he has taken the Oath and Covenant, he is to have a licence to prosecute his composition. 207 46
13 Nov. Admitted to compound on Oxford Articles as desired 207 46
R. 207 43 16 Nov. 1648. Fine at 1/10, 19l. 5 26
L. 99 675 17 Oct. 1650. Ludham Manor to be sequestered, because Dr. Lewin has not compounded for it. 11 277
22 Nov. 1651. The Trustees for Maintenance of Ministers being informed that the County Committee of Norfolk have received several arrears of rent out of Ludham Rectory from Dr. Lewin, the tenant, desire the Committee for Compounding to give order to the County Committee to repay the same to John Jefferson, their receiver. 99 675
R.C. 25 123
L.C.C. 164 57		 14 July. Dr. Lewin complains that the County Committee of Norfolk,—having for some years sequestered Ludham Manor and Rectory, as belonging to the Bishop of Norwich, and in his actual possession, whilst there was a lease in being,—after the rents were paid to the receiver of the Trustees, according to the lease, forced considerable sums from petitioner by way of caution, in case the lease should not prove good. It was confirmed by two trials at law, and when he requests the County Committee to restore the money so taken, they answer that they have employed it for the Commonwealth. Begs redress. 136 59
24 Nov. County Committee ordered to restore the 65l. 10s. 8d. taken. 25 255

John Duncombe, Heddington, Co. Oxon.

23 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 210 81
P.E. 210 79
R. 210 75		 Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency. Was a Commissioner for the King. 210 77
28 Aug. 1648. Returned to Parliament as not having paid half his fine. 1 196
24 April 1649. Fine at ⅓, 50l. 6
233		 22
119

Rich. Parkins, Mariner, Hull, Co. York.

Vol. G No. or p.
23 Dec. 1646. Has attended the Committee for Sequestrations 4 months for discharge of sequestration, but finding great delay and charge, begs to compound for going into the enemy's quarters and assisting them. Begs leave to come up therefor. Has taken the Convenant and will take the Oath. 110 911

Wm. Everard, Spalding, Co. Lincoln.

24 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
L.C.C. 195 47
P.E. 195 469
P.R. 3 344
L.C.C. 195 477		 Begs discharge of the lands in Pickworth, co. Lincoln, descended to him in tail by the death of his elder brother, Thomas, for whose delinquency they are sequestered since his decease. Petitioner is second son of his father Thomas, son of Lawrence Everard, his grandfather, son of Thomas Everard, his great-grandfather, who settled the estate. (fn. 1) From the beginning of the wars, has been in arms for Parliament. Has attended the Committee for Sequestrations for 12 months for a discharge, and they recommended him to the County Committee to be tenant to the premises. 195 472
31 Dec. 1646. Fined 20l. for the delinquency of his brother 3 356
P.E. 195 476
P.R. 4 35
R. 195 465		 6 March 1647. Asks whether he shall be admitted to compound for the whole estate, or only for 1/3; his brother having, by a will made at Newark when in opposition to Parliament, devised the same to several persons for divers uses, but he considers the will invalid. The lands were holden of the Crown by knight's service. 195 468
28 May. Fine for the estate at 1/6, 135l., but 90l. if reduced to 1/10. 4 97
25 June 1650. Fine confirmed at 1/6, 135l. 8 170

Edw. Hopkins, Tintinhull, Somerset.

Vol. G No. or p.
L.C.C. 195 331
C. 195 327
328
P.E. 195 329
P.R. 3 344
R. 195 323		 24 Dec. 1646. Compounds for delinquency in frequenting the King's garrison at Ilchester, and adhering to the King. 195 326
31 Dec. Fine at ½, 128l. 3 356

Hugh Proudlove, Westminster.

Vol. G No. or p.
PASS 196 349
C. 196 355
P.E. 196 353
R. 196 347		 24 Dec. 1646. Begs to compound on Oxford Articles for delinquency in going there and assisting the forces raised against Parliament. Went there to collect some small debts. 196 352
19 Jan. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 32l. 3 80
18 May 1650. Reported by the County Committee as very poor, his personalty being not above 40s. value. 251 62

William, Lord Craven, Hampstead Marshall, Berks.

26 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
He appoints Sir George Whitmore and 6 other commissioners to act for him. 78 238
P.E. 78 215
P.R. 4 209
R. 78 211		 30 Jan. 1648. He begs to compound for his inheritance of Hinton Grange, co. Somerset, purchased and held by a demise, to expire 9 July 1649, by Cicely, Countess Dowager of Rutland, 2/3 of which were sequestered for her recusancy. 78 213
4 Aug. The County Committee having disposed of the rents and profits thereof which will grow due at Michaelmas and Ladyday next, for payment of arrears of officers and soldiers in that county, the Committee for Compounding order Craven to be put into possession of the premises, to prevent waste, but subject to the lease made to the present tenant, and the payments aforesaid. 78 219
R.C. 11 86
P.R. 11 114
10 221		 2 July 1650. Petition of Sir Geo. Whitmore on Craven's behalf (missing) referred to Brereton. 8
10		 191
54
29 Aug. Having formerly begged to compound for a mortgage of 1,300l. with interest, due on a judgment against George, father of Sir Edw. Widdrington, a delinquent, renews his petition on the late Act for Mortgages. 78 213
6 Feb. 1651. Council of State desire the Committee for Compounding to examine witnesses, and proceed against Lord Craven for delinquency, giving accounts of their proceedings, but by all means to conceal the name of the informant. 78 195
D. 78 167
168
78 171–173		 13 Feb. County Committees of Warwick, Salop, Sussex, Oxford, Middlesex, Hereford, Gloucester, and London to seize his estates. 14 6, 13
20 Feb. Winslow and Squibb to acquaint the Council of State with these proceedings, taking the depositions and informing them that Lord Craven's commissioners desire a copy the charge. 13 38
25 Feb. His horses at Combe Abbey, co. Warwick, to be seized 14 25
L. 78 169
139		 6 March. Order in Parliament that his estate be confiscated, he being an offender according to the declaration of 24 Aug. 1649, that all who have served Parliament and betrayed their trust, or who adhere to Charles Stuart, son of the late King, are rebels. 78
233		 141
146
120
11 March. His estates seized in. the above-named counties, and also those in Berks, to be sequestered. 14 44
12 March. Lord Craven's; Commissioners to give in a true particular of his estates. 14 46
27 March Sir Edm. Sawyer, one of them, to appear 14 66
L.C.C. 78 163
161
L. 14 71
L.C.C. 157 473
D. 115 257
L.C.C. 170 343
156 339		 27 March. The County Committee of Middlesex and London and other counties to give in a valuation of his estate there. 14 68, 69
8 April. His personal estate in cos. Warwick, Gloucester, and Hereford, and his horses to be sold, but not at under-values, his Lady-day rents levied, and a rent-roll sent up. 14 72, 73
(2)
16 April. Mr. Cheesman, the agent to the County Committee of Berks, to bring Sawyer up in custody. Wm. Purefoy, M.P., being in those parts, to lend his aid in the sale of the Warwickshire personal estate. 14 83
22 May. Whichwood Forest, co. Oxon, to be entered on and surveyed, and its value certified to the Committee for Compounding. 14 132
6 June. County Committee of Oxford to certify what coppices therein are fit to be felled. 14 152
L.C.C. 233 121
146 391
P.E. 146 387		 13 June. The estate in co. Berks to be surveyed, with the woods and the deer in the park, and the value certified, if let for 7 years. 30
233		 13
122
23 Dec. No trees to be cut down, not being at full growth. 15 150
L.C.C. 169 571
165 245
146 383
233 123
P.E. 146 385		 18 Feb. 1652. The proceedings of the County Committee for Berks, in letting certain coppices in Hampstead Marshall, at 48s. an acre, to John Waldron of Lamborne, and John Tyley, of East Woodhay, approved. 30
233		 14
125
15 April. The Essex Committee to report if Lord Craven has any estate about Rainham. 16 312
L. 30 15
L.C.C. 233 124
–126		 21 April. The County Committee to forbear selling his timber at Hampstead Marshall. 16 331
6 May. No claim on Lord Craven's estate can be allowed unless particulars are given to the Committee for Compounding. 30 454
O. 36 302
L.C.C. 233 126
–129
L. 30 394
78 149
NOTE 78 221
152
P.E. 78 233
D. 78 148
271		 12 May. He begs the benefit of the Act of Pardon, his estate being seized on a vote of confiscation, not upon any ground for which any estate is subject to composition. 78 226
12 May. Committee for Compounding cannot relieve him nor state his case to. Parliament, as he is without doubt excepted in the Act of Pardon. 16 390
26 May. Mat. Cure and others of his servants at Combe, co. Warwick, beg payment of their ½ year's salaries. Granted. 78 16 636
456
28 May. All his estates co. Gloucester to be sequestered 16 473
L. 78 160,
153, 155		 17 June 1652. Felling of timber on his estate in cos. Berks and Salop, and in Whichwood Forest, stayed. 16
17		 563
410
C. 32 97
L.C.C. 170 337
359
L. 78 152
(2)		 July. Account of proceedings at courts of frankpledges and survey, and at courts baron, held at Hampstead Marshal, Berks [sequestered from Lord Craven], April—July 1652, by the County Commissioners for Berks. 146 285–291B
8 Dec. His rents in co. Gloucester to be received, and not to remain in the tenants' hands. 17 485
[Aug. 1653.] Lord Craven petitions Parliament. By its consent, went beyond seas before the war began, and has been out of England ever since, and never acted in any war against Parliament. Upon debate touching the putting his estate into a Bill of Sale, it was twice voted in the negative by the late Parliament, and at length carried in the affirmative by three voices at the most, there being only forty-seven present. His estate was accordingly sold, and a great part thereof purchased by the members who voted its sale. Could not obtain a hearing from the late Parliament against the Bill. Since that time the only witness upon whose testimony he was held guilty has been convicted of perjury for that deposition. Begs repeal of the vote and Act, so far as it concerns him. 78 189
[Aug.] Order by the Committee for Petitions that his petition be presented to Parliament by Col. Rous. 78 190
L.C.C. 165 117
119
L. 25 307
C. 78 191
–193
R. 27 54		 11 Feb. 1654. He petitions the Protector. By reason of business of greater consequence to the public, his case was not reported to the House before its dissolution. His personal estate is not declared to be forfeit by any Act of Parliament; yet on a bare vote, the greater part thereof has been seized, and much thereof sold, and by colour thereof, a personal estate of his brother, which petitioner held as his administrator for performing divers charities, &c., has been disposed of. Begs discharge of sequestration upon his personal estate, and liberty to dispose thereof for his present subsistence, and free disposal of his brother's estate. Begs reference to such persons as the Protector shall think fit. Referred by the Protector to the Committee at Haberdashers' Hall, to state and report. 78 187
23 March. Referred by them to Brereton 25 320
28 March. The repair of his fences in Whichwood Forest ordered 30 358
27 July. His petition to the Protector presented by the Dutch Ambassador, and the report of the Committee for Compounding, referred by Council to a Committee. I75 452
D. 78 184
L. 27 132		 31 Aug. Order in Council that his case should be referred to Parliament, that the Drury House Trustees should forbear further sale of his estate, and that his claim to be administrator to his brother [John, Lord Craven] should be left to law. I75 546
2 Sept. Further sale of his estate stayed by order of the Protector in Council. I75 566
10 Oct. Order accordingly by the Committee for Compounding 78 183
Claimants On The Estate.
8 April 1651. J. Blundes asks to be tenant for 7 years of Caversham House, park, and lodge in Oxfordshire. 72 1007
9 April 1651. Hum. Edwards, M.P., begging to be tenant of Caversham park and lodge, co. Oxford, sequestered from Lord Craven, the County Commissioners are to survey the park, according to the Act of 25 Jan. 1650, and certify what it is worth to be let as it now is, what for 7 years if ploughed up, how many deer are in the park, &c.; upon their return, the Committee for Compounding will give further order. 14 77
P.R. 130 111
14 108
D. 130 119,
121, 115
R. 130 107		 7 May 1651. Sir Geo. Whitmore, of Barnes, Middlesex, begs discharge of the granges and farm of Odstone, co. Berks, demised by William, Lord Craven, 2 June 1649, for 5,000l., to Wm. Bond, Alderman of London, and William Whitmore, merchant tailor, in trust for petitioner, for 1,000 years. They are now sequestered as William, Lord Craven's lands. 130 113
2 Sept. Sir George begs that he may have his rents on security 130 103
3 Sept. Granted on security of 2 years' value of the estate 15 3
19 Dec. Ordered the Lady-day rents 15 145
1 April 1652. His title allowed, he first making oath that the lease is not a mortgage. 16 248
C. 79 877
O.F.F.T. 79 879		 13 May 1651. Wm. Dashwood petitions that he has purchased from the Fee-farm Trustees the fee-farm rent of Hinton Grange, co. Somerset, being 49l. 8s. 4d., payable by Lord Craven, whose estate is under sequestration. Begs order for its payment. Granted. 79 878
C. 116 39 20 June 1651. Rich. Scutt petitions that he has bought a fee-farm rent of 51l. 11s. 5d. from North Barsted Manor, Aldwiek Hundred, Sussex, part of Lord Craven's possesions, but it has since then been sequestered as his estate. Begs an order for the last March rent, and the future rents. Noted as granted. 116
14		 37
172
29 Oct. Petition renewed, he having received nothing as yet 116 35
29 Oct. Order that the money be paid with arrears, from the first sequestration moneys in the hands of the County Commissioners. 15 66
R.C. 14 83
84 574
D. 156 335
84 577
L.C.C. 84 576
156 337
R. 84 569
C.P. 14 202
L.C.C. 170 321
INT. & D. 170 331
–336
L. 170 325
323, 327		 16 April 1651. Charles Evelyn, [son of Sir Geo. Evelyn, of Godstone, co. Surrey,] begs allowance of an annuity of 120l. settled 3 years ago by William, Lord Craven, upon him for life, payable out of Boddington Manor, co. Gloucester, and since duly paid. 84 561
572
11 Sept. Claim allowed, and he is to be paid the half year's rent due Lady-day 1651. 15 14
22 July 1651. Sir Wm. Craven begs allowance of his claim to household goods in Combe House, co. Warwick, sequestered as belonging to William, Lord Craven, and that on security given, the sale thereof may be forborne. 78 199
22 July. Ordered to make good his title 14 217
ACCTS. 116 337 19 Aug. 1651. Hen. Sealy, one of the Trustees for Sale of estates forfeited for treason who sit at Drury House, requests a lease of a little brick house in the court-yard of Drury House, late Lord Craven's, adjoining the White House there, let to Art. Samuel, as it lies convenient for his employment. Granted. 116
14		 333
259
15 June 1654. He begs allowance from his rent of 96l., on which 24l. is now due, for 30l. 6s. spent in repairing the house, which was scarce habitable, and the foundation endangered by a vault built below it, but its value is improved 6l. a year. 116 335
15 June. County Commissioners are not to proceed against him for 2 months, as his case is depending, and he is to prove the disbursements. 27 71
17 Oct. Begs 2 months more, the Committee for Compounding having adjourned, and he having been ill. 116 332
17 Oct. Granted, provided he deposit his rent in the hands of the County Commissioners for Middlesex. 27 142
D. 116 329 2 Jan. 1655. Order that the bill and affidavits be sent to the said County Commissioners, who are to certify whether the expense was necessary, and meantime to forbear to levy the rents. 27 231
D. 105 295
297
R.C. 15 49
R.C. 16 56
L. 146 551
105 293
D. 105 292
P.R. 105 285
16 277
R. 105 299
281–284
D. 105 237		 15 Oct. 1651. John Miller, of Paul's, Covent Garden, begs that 120l.—a year's arrears of an annuity granted 13 July 1648, by Lord Craven, before he was questioned for delinquency, to Capt. Jas. Pickering, for faithful service in the wars in Germany, and due to the said Pickering, who died 3 weeks ago having assigned it to petitioner in discharge of debts—may be paid by the County Commissioners, it being a rentcharge on Lord Craven's Manor of East and West Enborne, co. Berks, now sequestered for his delinquency. 105 279
25 Feb. 1652. Petition renewed, the former petition being referred to the late County Committee for Berks, and the present Committee refusing to act without further order. 105 263 289
25 Feb. County Committee to examine the case and report 16 56
7 April. Begs to correct an error in his former statement that Pickering died 3 weeks before his petition. It should have been 3 years. 105 265 287
1 July. The arrears of the annuity granted, if proof be made of the debts due to Miller by Pickering. 16 636
6 Nov. 1651. John Waldron and John Tyley, of Lamborne, Berks, petition that they bought of the County Committee all Lord Craven's sequestered corn and goods at Hampstead, with herbage and pannage, and use of the house to 25 March next, but the late invasion of the Scots disturbing them, they could not take in their corn, nor buy cattle, to their loss of 40l. They beg a longer time in the premises. 127 563
6 Nov. The County Committee to see that no sequestered lands lie waste, and let the premises according to instructions. 15 73
R.C. 15 89
C. 125 417
R. 125 415		 18 Nov. 1651. Richard Bowcklet, master, and John Slutter, and Edm. Joanes, wardens of the Turners' Company, London, beg that the rent of 10l. a year of the house in Leadenball street, by them purchased in March 1646, and now sequestered for the delinquency of Lord Craven, may be paid them as formerly, or else that they may have liberty to recover the same, without incurring the displeasure of the Committee for Compounding. One year's rent is owing. 125 419
25 Dec. Claim allowed with arrears, and sequestration discharged 15 154
P.R. 15 240 4 Feb. 1652. Ant. Craven begs examination of his title to an annuity of 200l. on Combe Abbey, Warwick, granted him by William, Lord Craven, in 1650, but which he cannot receive because the estate has since been sequestered. 78 203
17 March. The witnesses to the deed being all in Holland, begs a commission for their examination there, and receipt of his annuity meantime on security. 78 202
17 March. Allowed it for 3 months on security, if he can prove that he received it till the sequestration. 16 151
31 March 1652. John Gittings petitions that Lord Craven granted him 20 years ago, for life, the recordership and lieutenant's place of the courts of the town of Ryton, and lordships and manors of Ryton, Melverley, and Kinnerley, Salop, with the usual fees, and 23s, a year more from his rents, which he received till last Michaelmas, when the estates were sequestered. Begs an order for its continuance. Noted as referred to Brereton, the petitioner to prove his title and the County Commissioners to certify. 88 587
L. 95 741 1 April 1652. Wm. Cockayne, executor of Wm. Willaston, begs allowance of a lease to Willaston of lands in Knockin, co. Salop, worth 4l. 14s. a year, during the life of Anne Mordaunt. Lord Craven has no right to the same, the lease being the right of the Earl of Bridgwater after her death. 75 889
1 April. Referred to Brereton; the County Committee to receive the Lady-day rents, allowing those Cockayne has already received to remain in his hands till judgment is given. 16 251
9 April 1652. Capt. Joseph Strange petitions that he purchased of the Fee-farm Trustees a rent on Sutton Courtney Manor, Berks, worth 80l. 8s. 11½d., belonging to Lord Craven. This rent was paid by the tenants, and he received his first ½ year from Lord Craven's steward, but the estate was then sequestered whilst petitioner was in Scotland, and the rents received for the State, and the bailiff has received and paid him 10l. 0s. 4¾d. short of his second ½ year. This he cannot receive without an order, which he requests. 119 357
9 April 1652. County Commissioners to pay him 10l. 0s. 4¾d. out of the profits of the manor whilst under the management of the State. 16 293
C. 233 130
R.C. 16 318
233 132
L.C.C. 233 133
156 280
D. 233 134
135
R. 233 136		 16 April 1652. Mary, wife of Henry Withypool, begs allowance of her annuity of 100l. on Boddington Manor, co. Gloucester, bought for 600l. in 1650 from William, Lord Craven, from whom she received it till his estate was sequestered. 131 233 337
131
21 July. Begs that as the Committee for Compounding have respited judgment, they would state the matter of fact and report it to Parliament. 131 339
21 July. Brereton to draw up the case for the judgment of the House. 17 26
O.F.F.T.76 193
C. 76 190		 8 July 1652. Elisha Cole, of Oxford, having lately purchased the fee-farm rent of 39l. 7s. 10d. on Ascot Manor, Oxon, sequestered for delinquency of Lord Craven, begs an order to receive the last March rent, and future rents. 76 191
8 July. Granted with arrears 16 670
NOTE 111 196 24 Nov. 1652. Capt. Lewis Prother, and Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Woodnoth, widows, beg confirmation of their leases with the County Committee of Middlesex of several houses in the Strand, for which they contracted at Midsummer last for seven years, and certificates were returned before the Act of Sale of Lord Craven's estate, for whose delinquency they are now sequestered. 111 193
24 Nov. To be confirmed if those of the other tenants to his estate be confirmed. 111
17		 197
442
27 Jan. 1653. Contract with Lewis Prother confirmed at 25l. a year rent, being for the Salutation Tavern and shop adjoining. Also with Woodnoth and Oliver. 17 631
632
27 Jan. 1653. Thomas Wilmot has a lease granted for 7 years of a house of Lord Craven's in St. Martin's-in-the Fields. 17 631
9 Feb. 1653. Pelham, son and heir of Step. Jackson, of Heselridge, Northumberland, petitions that ever since his father's death a year since, he has held Heselridge Manor and other lands worth 150l. a year, but is disquieted by Stephen and Jane Jackson, of Berwick-on-Tweed, on pretence of their being executors to his father's will disinheriting him, which could not be done as the estate was entailed. Has procured an order in Chancery quieting him in possession pending a hearing, but to molest him they have charged the estate before the County Commissioners with a pretended debt of 500l. to Lord Craven and his agents, though these pretended executors seized all his father's personal estate, of far greater value; and to oust him, they have contracted for a lease of the premises from the County Commissioners. Begs not to be divested of his possession till heard, stay of proceedings, and stay of rents in the tenants' hands. 95 967
9 Feb. Referred to the County Commissioners and Brereton 17 662
D. 145 587 19 May 1653. Mat. Cure, of Combe, co. Warwick, petitions that, being tenant of part of Lord Craven's estate—he paid certain sums for which he begs order of allowance. With bill of 295l. 9s. 6d. for payments for the militia, quartering of men, taxes, keep of 70 deer, wages, &c. 78
642		 633,
–644
R.C. 25 75
78 641, 645		 8 Dec. On Reading's report, Committee for Compounding cannot allow petitioner's demand. 25 263
L.C.C. 170 345
INT. & D. 170 351
–385
R. 78 637
H. 25 246
27 69		 6 June 1654. He petitions the Protector to like effect. His counsel being absent, his case was not clearly stated to the Commissioners at Haberdashers' Hall, and so he was denied allowance of the sums he had expended in the management of Combe Abbey, co. Warwick. Begs relief therein. With order by the Protector that the Commissioners at Haberdashers' Hall grant him a re-hearing. 78 632
R. 78 639 20 July. The cause reheard accordingly, and on Reading's report 113l. 9s. 6d. is allowed. 23 1624
D. 78 629
L.C.C. 145 589		 24 Oct. On motion in behalf of Matthew Cure for further allowance, the County Committee to certify. 27 145
4 Jan. 1655. Cure allowed 40l. for grazing the deer in Combe Park for 2 years, and 8l. for a stallion taken by the Duke of Richmond, but not the 32l. claimed for keeper's wages. 27 236
C. 33 392
79 178
716
R. 79 179		 3 Aug. 1654. Hen. Daniell petitions the Committee at Haberdashers' Hall for allowance of a yearly rent-charge of 100l. on Stokesay Manor, co. Salop, granted him by William, Lord Craven, by deed of 17 June, 13 Car., and allowed by the Committee for Removing Obstructions. Has received 200l. for arrears of rent, of which he begs allowance may be made to the County Committee. 79 165
243
3 Aug. Ordered to make out his title, and produce the proofs which satisfied the Committee for Removing Obstructions. 27
79		 107
164
6 Feb. 1655. Claim allowed, with arrears 23 1667
3 Sept. 1653. Lease for 2 lives to And. Biggs and John, his son, of a house and close in East and West Enborne, Berks, sequestered from the said Earl, rent 5s., fine 12l. 146 283
Lessees of the Estate.
17 July 1652. County Commissioners of London let a house of his near Antholin's Church to Leonard Bower for 7 years, at 15l. rent as it needs repair. 162 384
10 Sept. Lease to Thos. Lock for 7 years, rent 10l., of a cottage in Spur Alley, Strand, allowed for 1 year only, the estate being in the bill of sale of lands sequestered from the Earl of Craven. 17 212
CASE 162 533 27 Jan. 1653. Lease renewed for 7 years 17 633

Claimants under the Will of John, Lord Craven, of Ryton, Salop, who died in 1650, and his estates devolved on his elder brother, William, Lord Craven.

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R.C. 14 109
C. 122 457
D. 122 464,
466, 461
R. 122 451		 7 May 1651. Hen. Thurman and Adam Littleton, students at Oxford, and Rob. Sawyer and Art. Stanhope, students at Cambridge, beg discharge of Causerne Manor, co. Sussex, devised by will dated 28 May 1647, of John, Lord Craven, to Rich. Spencer, and his heirs, in trust for payment of 100l. a year for the maintenance of four scholars, two in each University—the remainder of the profits thereof for redemption of captives from Algiers—by virtue of which petitioners are in possession of the said exhibitions. The manor being conveyed to William, Lord Craven, in trust for the same uses, is now for his delinquency sequestered. 122 455
28 Nov. The County Committee having certified that they know nothing in this case, and that they found the manor in the possession of the under-tenants, the Committee for Compounding allow petitioners' claim, and order it to be paid by the trustees, viz., the Lord Mayor and Recorder of London, and the Master of Sutton's Hospital, who, if they accept the trust, are to certify what they receive and pay out of the said manor, what captives they redeem every year, and what scholars they pay. 15

99		 110
111
742
2 Dec. 1651. The trust being accepted by [Wm.] Steele, Recorder of London, Mr. Cresset, Master of Sutton's Hospital, and by them for John Kendrick, Lord Mayor of London, and they are empowered to receive the rents, &c. 15 134
18 Oct. 1653. Payment being neglected, the County Committee are to levy the rents and arrears due from the tenants, amounting to 500l., and pay them to the Trustees. 25 226
24 March 1655. The tenants committing waste and paying no rents, the Committee for Compounding order the County Committee of Sussex to prevent the waste, and to collect arrears, and pay them to the Trustees, for whom a new lease is to be prepared by Mr. Williams, solicitor to the Committee at Haberdashers' Hall. 27 336
11 April. Order renewed, the County Committee having made no return. 27 364
WILL 132 857 14 Jan. 1652. The Inhabitants of Winwick, co. Northampton, beg payment of 200l. left them by John, Lord Craven, as a stock, for the interest to be paid yearly for the support of the poor, but the lands are sequestered for delinquency of William, Lord Craven, brother and heir-at-law to John. 132 343
R.C.C. 15 191
P.R. 15 230
163 435		 29 Jan. Petition renewed by And. Scattergood, rector, and the Churchwardens. The 200l. was to be part of 10,000l. to be raised from his manors of Combe, Smyle, and Binley, and other lands, co. Warwick. Beg payment with interest from Lord Craven's death, or reference to counsel. 132 346
INT. & D. 163 429
–433
132 359
–363		 6 Feb. The Minister and inhabitants of Winwick beg an order to the County Commissioners to take their examinations to prove the truth of the premises. Granted. 132

15
132		 348
355
246
353
L.C.C. 163 435
132 365
D. 132 358
R. 132 349
P.R. 15 230
71 586
C. 71 595
D. 71 589
–593
R. 71 583
H. 25 221		 25 May. The County Committee for Warwick to pay the 200l. from the Lady-day rents of the lands charged therewith. 16 448
29 Jan. 1652. The Inhabitants of Boroughbridge, co. York, beg allowance of the legacy of 200l. bequeathed to the poor of their town by John, Lord Craven, of which they have as yet received nothing, by reason of the sequestration of the estate for the delinquency of William, Lord Craven. 71 582
587
13 Oct. 1653. Claim allowed, and County Committee of Warwick to pay it. 19 1131
15 Dec. On complaint of the inhabitants that the County Committee of Warwick certify they have paid all the moneys received by them out of the manors of Combe, Smyle, and Binley, the said County Committee are ordered to pay the 200l. out of the next sequestration moneys that they receive. 19 1147
R.C. 16 60
WILL 119 243
P.R. 27 255
119 239
C. 119 245
D. 119 247,
249, 250
R. 119 235		 25 Feb. 1652. Rob. Sutton, Vicar, and the Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Skipton in Craven, co. York, beg payment of the legacy of 200l. bequeathed by John, Lord Craven, whose estate is under sequestration, to the poor of Skipton. [34 signatures.] 119 253
14 July. The County Committee having examined and certified, petitioners pray reference to counsel. Granted. 119
16		 252
700
16 Jan. 1655. Petition for payment renewed 119
121		 241
111
13 April. Payment ordered if the County Committee of Warwick have so much money of the profits of the said lands. 23 683
P.R. 17 452
78 230
D. 78 233
236
R. 78 227		 26 Nov. 1652. John Craven, corporal of horse in Col. Tomlinson's regiment, begs payment of 20l. By the will of John, Lord Craven, 500l. was given for the binding of apprentices and other charitable uses, in pursuance whereof in April 1649, 20l. was appointed to be paid to petitioner for the binding of his son as an apprentice, but it was not paid by reason of petitioner's attendance in the State's service in Scotland. 78 209
232
9 Dec. 1652. Claim allowed, County Commissioners of Warwick to pay it. 19 1050
P.R. 17 590
70 698
D. 70 701
705
C. 70 703
R. 70 695
WILL 70 694		 12 Jan. 1653. Christopher Packe, President, and The Governors of Bridewell Hospital, London, beg payment of 40l. bequeathed to them by John, Lord Craven, the like sums bequeathed to the hospitals of St. Thomas and St. Bartholomew having been paid. 70 693
14 July. Claim allowed, and the County Committee of Warwick to pay it. 19 1099
Discharge from sequestration of lands forfeited by William, Lord Craven, and bought from the Treason Trustees, viz.:—
O.T.T. 78 341 24 Dec. 1652. Tenement in Watling Street, St. Antholin's parish, London, bought by Phil. Starkey, of London, cook. 18
120		 785
341
P.R. 25 197
120 333
D. 120 326
347
C. 120 340,
343, 345
D. 120 351
R. 120 333
353		 13 Sept. 1653. Starkey begs examination of his case, or reimbursement of rent. By conveyance, dated 15 Feb. 1653, purchased of William, Lord Craven, his interest in the Sun, a house in Watling Street, in lease from the Mercers' Company, rent reserved 8l., which all the time of the sequestration was unpaid. Petitioner's rent was refused except he paid all the arrears. 120 331 339
20 Oct. Committee for sequestrations in London to pay the said reserved rent due to the Mercers' Company for 1¾ years, during which they received the full rent. 19 1132
O.T.T. 78 337 24 Dec. 1652. Boddington Manor, Gloucester, bought by Sir Mich. Livesey. 18 817
78 401 7 Jan. 1653. Caversham Manor, co. Oxon, bought by George Vaux. 18 785
78 395 13 Jan. Tugford Manor, co. Salop, bought by Rich. Shephard and 2 others. 18 794
78 393 Also Combe Abbey, co. Warwick, bought by Thomas, Lord Grey of Groby, and 3 others. 18 792
5 April. The grant to be considered as including the deer in the park, unless specially excepted from the contract. 18 87 823 839
8 April. Drury House Committee certify payment, and beg allowance of rents. 78 333
78 397 22 Jan. Elmbridge and Pirton Manors, co. Gloucester, bought by Carew Raleigh. 18 795
78 371 27 Jan. Manor house of Boddington, co. Gloucester, bought by Sir Mich. Livesey. 18 793
78 399 28 Jan. Half of Southam Manor, co. Warwick, bought by Abr. Bourne. 18 797
78 385 2 Feb. Prestbury Park, co. Gloucester, bought by Thos. Simonds 18 802
78 373 4 Feb. Houses, &c., Spur Alley, St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, bought by Wm. Ireland. 18 807
78 369 9 Feb. Elston Manor, co. Gloucester, bought by John Clerke 18 805
78 383 10 Feb. Wartling Manor, co. Sussex, bought by Wm. Cawley, of Chichester. 18 801
78 389 Also Lamborne Manor, co. Berks, bought by Wm. Meux 18 802
78 367 Also houses and stables in Brewers' Yard, St. Martin's-in-theFields, co. Middlesex, bought by Richard and Pet. Griffith. 18 803
78 391 23 Feb. Norton Philip and Charterhouse Fenton Manors, co. Somerset, bought by John Warre. 18 801
78 379 3 March. Rockland Manor, Sussex, bought by Sam. Foxley 18 805
O.T.T. 78 381 5 March 1653. Leintwardine Manor, co. Hereford, bought by Col. Rob. Thorpe. 18 803
78 387 Also Mithehook Manor, co. Gloucester, bought by Nich. Love 18 802
78 351 12 March. The Camel, Leadenhall Street, London, bought by Wm. Eden. 18 811
78 375 13 March. 2 farms in Winstanton parish, co. Salop, bought by John Groom. 18 806
78 369 17 March. Hampstead Marshall Manor, co. Berks, bought by Wm. Field and 3 others. 18 805
78 349 Also 2 houses in the Strand, Middlesex, bought by Wal. Johnson.
78 377 18 March. Binley Manor, co. Warwick, bought by Capt. John Gryme 18 805
8 April. At request of the Drury House Trustees, the County Committee of Warwick are to allow him to receive the March rents. 25 36
78 353 22 March. Washbourne Manor, co. Gloucester, bought by Phil. Starkey and Jos. Blackwall. 18 808
78 355 Also Goddrington Manor, co. Gloucester, bought by Phil Starkey 18 808
78 359 23 March. Doddington and Hints, alias Earl's Ditton Manors, co. Salop, bought by Devereux Petoe. 18 814
78 361 Also Ashburne Manor, co. Berks, bought by Major John Wildman 18 812
78 357 Also Stanton Lacy Manor, co. Salop, bought by Th. Mackworth and others. 18 811
78 345 Also Ovyberry Manor, co. Salop, bought by Rich. Zanchy and John Yates, clerk.
78 363 Also East India House, Leadenhall Street, London, bought by Edw. Tooke. 18 812
78 321 24 March. Houses and stables in the Strand, Middlesex, bought by Ralph Darnell. 18 826
78 323 Also Ryton Manor, co. Salop, bought by Ralph Darnell 18 826
78 325 Also houses in Ryton Manor, co. Salop, bought by Lieut.-Col. John Biscoe. 18 825
78 339 Also mansion house in East and West Enborne, co. Berks, bought by Lieut.-Col. Geo. Joyce. 18 817
78 347 Also houses, &c., in Stanton Lacy Manor, co. Salop, bought by Wm. Dormer and Ann Revell. 18 814
78 327 Also house in Lime Street, London, at the back of the East India House, co. Middlesex, bought by John Pasford. 18 814
78 335 Also Withibridge, Heydon, and Hardwick Manors, co. Gloucester, bought by Mat. Kenrick and John Thatcher. 18 823
78 285 Also Hackburne Manor, co. Berks, bought by Lewis Audley and John Yates. 18 901
78 343 Also Stokesay Manor, co. Salop, bought by Col. Rob. Thorpe 18 819
78 317 3 June. Houses in Llanihangel Hullagen and Llanihangel Kevenlice, co. Radnor, bought by Thos. Gough. 18 877
78 319 22 July. King's Mead, St. Lawrence parish. Reading, co. Berks, bought by Thos. Lawrence, of London, silkman. 18 854
78 318 10 Aug. Oswestry Manor, co. Salop, bought by John Manley 18 882
78 309 18 Aug. House, &c., in Prescot in Baschurch, co. Salop, bought by Jos. Pyke, of London. 18 891
78 305 24 Aug. Houses, &c., in Balking, Uffington parish, co. Berks, bought by Gab. Marden, of London. 18 881
78 311 25 Aug. Also Panington Manor, co. Gloucester, bought by Marden. 18 876
78 313 3 Sept. Garford Manor, co. Berks, bought by Edm. Rolfe and Thos. Robinson. 18 890
O.T.T. 78 279 19 Sept. 1653. Uffington Manor, co. Berks, bought by Thos. Lawrence and Hen. Appleton. 18 888
78 295 24 Oct. Little Dawley Manor, co. Salop, bought by Jos. Pyke, vintner, London. 18 903
78 303 24 Nov. East and West Enborne Manor, co. Berks, bought by Geo. Joyce. 18 910
78 277 16 Dec. Messuage in the Strand, St. Martin's-in-the Fields, Middlesex, bought by George Vaux. 18 916
78 281 29 Dec. Winfoxton Manor, co. Hereford, bought by Wm. Andrews and 2 others. 18 918
78 291 23 Jan. 1654. Melverley and Kinnerley Manors, co. Salop, bought by Ralph Darnall. 18 931
78 273 16 March. Ascot Doyley Manor, co. Oxon, bought by John Hildesley. 18 934
962
78 207 17 March. Houses, &c., in Drury Lane, London, bought by Sam. Foxley. 18 935
78 275 21 March. Lands in North and South Wootton and Gaywood, co. Norfolk, sequestered as Sir Rob. Winde's, bought by Nich. Hammond. 18 935
78 283 24 March. Sutton Courtney Manor, co. Berks, bought by Sam. Wightwick. 18 951
78 293 15 May. Falmer Manor, Sussex, bought by Edw. Tooke. 143 18 85 952
27 July 1654. Tooke petitions that having bought Falmer Manor, paid in ½, and had an order for the rents, the County Commissioners have since held a court and received the profits. Begs an order for repayment. Granted. 143
27		 83
99
78 315 2 June. Salutation Tavern and 4 little houses in the Strand, St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, bought by John Caroll. 18 957
78 299 Also houses in Spur Alley, Strand, St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, all bought by Isaac Morgan, of London. 18 949
78 289 7 July. Lands in Bringwood Chase, co. Hereford, bought by John James. 18 955
78 287 10 July. Lands in Bringwood Chase, co. Hereford, bought by Chris. Searle. 18 955
78 301 20 July. Houses, &c., in Marington and Riston, Chirbury and Church Stoke parishes, co. Salop, bought by Roger Stoughton. 18 959
78 297 Also tenement in St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, bought by John Brudon. 18 958
78 179 21 Aug. Greyhound Tavern, St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, Middlesex, bought by Isaac Morgan. 78 179
25 Oct. Drury House Trustees to the Committee for Compounding. Isaac Morgan contracted with us for the Greyhound Tavern, and paid ½ the purchase money, but the sequestration is refused to be taken off, on an order of the Protector of 2 September last [forbidding further proceedings against Lord Craven's estate]. We think that this order, which was made since the payment of the purchase money, cannot be made to look backward, but only forward, and that therefore the sequestration should be discharged. 78 181

Herbert Vaughan and Edw. Vaughan, his Uncle, Lloydiarth, Co. Montgomery.

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26 Dec. 1646. Begs a licence to come to London to compound for delinquency in adhering to the King. Came up, but returned in obedience to the late ordinance of Parliament. Was never in arms against Parliament. Submitted nine months ago to Maj.-Gen. Langhorne. 126 105
21 Jan. 1650. The County Committee of Montgomery certify that Edw. Vaughan, [a secluded M.P., of Lloydiarth, co. Montgomery], without any due course of law, entered upon the lands of his nephew, Herbert Vaughan, and for four years has received the rents, amounting to 2,000l. a year, refusing to yield any account to the State. This contempt they made known to Parliament, who referred it to the Committee for Advance of Money, but they, by access of business of nearer concernment, take no notice thereof. 126 205
O. C. 8 6
10 18
L.C.C. 233 137
126 209
H. 11 78
147
D. 126 155		 15 March. The estate to be sequestered, careful account taken of what has been received, and by whom, and Vaughan to appear 20 days after notice. 7
9
10		 57
35
12
12 July. Herbert Vaughan's death on 22 Feb. 1650, in the Isle of Man, certified by his servant. 126 153
17 Sept. County Committee certify that Edw. Vaughan now stands secured by order of the Militia Commissioners for co. Montgomery for several matters they have against him, and ask whether he should be sent up to London or be examined there. 233 188
H. 10 217, 291
ANS. 126 193
213
NOTE 126 149
L.C.C. 164 509
O.C.C. 164 465
511
D. 164 469–481,
501–506,
499
P.E. 110 417
NOTE 126 151
O. 164 467,
483–498		 17 Oct. Committee for Compounding reply that they are to proceed in seizing and securing the estate, and that it is alleged that he is on his journey to London. 11 275
2 Jan. 1651. On report, ordered that the depositions dated 6 Sept. 1649, being made coram non judice, be made void. Edw. Vaughan is to answer the first charge (fn. 2) against him, and to produce a particular account of the sum of 3,751l. 9s. received by him for disbanding horse; as to the second charge, of entering on the lands of Herbert Vaughan, and receiving 3,400l. rents, the County Committee are to examine and certify who was in possession at the time of sequestration, and all other proceedings therein. 10
126		 322
123
10 Jan. Vaughan gives in his answer as to the first charge, and is allowed further time for certificate as to the second. 10 338
E.W. 14 64,
179, 260
126 147
D. 126 15
L.C.C. 164 513
O.C. 15 87
233 139
L.C.C. 164 453
NOTE 30 342
L.C.C. 164 457
D. 164 461
-463, 456
L.C.C. 233 140
E.W. 25 54
126 111
D. 126 61
NOTE 126 245		 19 Feb. 1651. Katherine, wife of Sir, James Palmer, begs to compound for the arrears of her third of the lands of Sir Rob. Vaughan, her former husband, which she enjoyed till the whole of the estate was sequestered for the delinquency of Herbert Vaughan, her son. After his sequestration, Edward, brother of Sir Rob. Vaughan, on pretence of title thereto, and being then a member of Parliament, forcibly entered upon the same, refused obedience to the order of the Committee for Sequestrations allowing her third, and has received the profits thereof, amounting to 700l. a year. At her marriage with Sir James Palmer, her third was settled on the Earls of Northumberland and Pembroke for her use only, for which cause he never compounded for the same. 110 419
17 June. Petition renewed 110 416
17 June. To be heard after the case of Edward Vaughan 14 16
23 Sept. 1652. Any three of the County Committee of Montgomery are to examine witnesses and return the depositions. 30 342
8 April 1653. On Vaughan's petition (missing) against this order, both sides, to be heard, timely notice being given to Rice Vaughan. 25 34 35
18 May. On Phil. Weaver's deposition of his incapacity to examine witnesses in his master, Edward Vaughan's case, notice is ordered to be given to Rice Vaughan to attend and be heard. 25 73
L.C.C. 164 521
D. 164 517
–519
126 65–67
L.C.C. 164 507		 25 May 1653. Liberty given to both parties to examine and crossexamine witnesses before five of the Commissioners of North Wales, or before three of them, so as two be not of the persons excepted against. 25 79
27 July. On Vaughan's complaint that Benjamin Rodenhurst, clerk to the Commissioners for North Wales, refuses to set down the examinations of some of his witnesses, and on request that he may be suspended, order that Lloyd Price, Evan Lloyd, Rob. Vaughan, and Lewis Vaughan be brought up and crossexamined. 25 144
L.C.C. 164 515
H. 25 284
288
E.W. 126 63,
75, 91
C.P. 25 293
H. 27 21
40		 25 Oct. Commissioners for North Wales to transmit the depositions of Howell Vaughan and others. 25 232
25 Jan. 1654. Col. Twisleton, Geo. Twisleton, and Capt. Rich. Price summoned. 25 288
24 Feb. Col. Twisleton to deliver to Mr. Fowle, solicitor for the State, the bond of 5,000l. entered into by Edw. Vaughan, concerning the lands in question. 25 302
126 125 16 May. The sequestration of Lloydiarth and the other estate in question, worth 1,800l. a year, to be continued, the Committee for Compounding being satisfied that it was duly sequestered Michaelmas 1644, for the delinquency of Herbert Vaughan, and out of the possession of his guardian and Lady Palmer, his mother, and no legal discharge had. Edw. Vaughan adjudged responsible for the profits since sequestration, but execution stayed for a fortnight, within which time he is to prove his discharge, dated 28 Aug. 1649, and also his right to the benefit of the Act of Pardon. 27 48
H. 27 60 6 June. E. Vaughan appearing and pleading the Act of 10 Aug. 1649, admitting all delinquents in North Wales to a general composition, pleading also the Act of Pardon, the discharge is disallowed, not being legally procured nor signed by persons sufficiently authorised, and the benefit of the Act of Pardon refused; yet Vaughan is allowed six weeks to make his exceptions, the North Wales Committee meanwhile to forbear levying the arrears. 27 67
12 June. Rice Vaughan excuses himself from attending on the day fixed, as being that on which he must hold a court baron at Hendon. 126 79
13 June. Edw. Vaughan begs reference to counsel, and convenient time for proof of his title. 126 99
D. 126 101 13 June. Granted, and meantime the County Committee are not to levy the arrears. 27 69
25 June. Col. Twisleton discharged of the bond for payment by Edw. Vaughan of his receipts from the estate. 27 85
L.C.C. 164 439
NOTE 126 97
L.C.C. 164 441
INT. & D. 164 444
–462
D. 126 83
C.P. 27 132
126 43
D. 126 83
E.W. 27 141
C.P. 27 168
L. 126 79
H. 27 212
279
R. 226 17
H. 27 305
322		 27 June. Edw. Vaughan moving for examination of the witnesses in the country, and Rice Vaughan objecting, it is ordered by his consent that the examinations be before the County Committee for Denbigh. 27 80
21 Nov. Rice Vaughan excepting against Edward Vaughan's witnesses as corrupt, he is ordered to bring in his exceptions, and to appear. 27
126		 168
81
9 Jan. 1655. Examinations taken in the Star Chamber between the same persons in the same case to be made use of, unless Edw. Vaughan show good cause to the contrary. 27 242
13 Feb. The names of the witnesses in the Star Chamber on both sides to be delivered to the Registrar. 27
126		 291
77
1 March. Case put off till next term, but the County Committee not to levy the arrears till the end of May, when a final order will be given. 27 322

Nicholas Bowker, Jun., Hedon, and Robert Goodgion, Skipton, Co. York.

29 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 82 807
P.R. 3 355		 Bowker begs to compound for the estate of Nicholas Bowker, his father, deceased. Is under age. 82 805
P.E. 82 810
P.R. 3 355		 Goodgion compounds for delinquency in adhering to the forces raised against Parliament. 82 809
26 April 1650. Both renew their petition, their compositions having been neglected by their solicitor. 82 812
P.E. 220 431 26 April. Petition rejected, the time having elapsed 8 6
P.R. 11 233 21 Oct. Goodgion again petitions to compound 220 430
R. 220 427 11 Dec. Fine at 1/6, 90l. 12 62

Rich. Mason, Co. Salop.

30 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
Begs a licence to come up to London to compound, for being in the King's quarters as servant to Lord Percy, though he never bore arms, and has been 1½ years living quietly in France. No order. 102 184

Hen. Farlow, Cambridge, Co. Cambridge.

31 Dec. 1646. Vol. G No. or p.
C. 196 621
624
P.E. 196 625
P.R. 3 358
R. 196 617
C. 5 66		 Compounds for delinquency in arms against Parliament under the Earl of Northampton. Submitted two years ago to the County Committee, and took the National Covenant and Negative Oath. 196 620
23 Jan. 1647. Fine at 1/10, 20l. 3 388
24 Feb. 1649. Not to be molested for not suing out his pardon, his fine not having passed the House. 5 65

Sir George Stonehouse, Bart., Radley, Berks.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 195 203
205
C. 195 199
PASS 195 201
D. 195 207
R. 195 193		 31 Dec. 1646. Petition to compound (missing).
31 Dec. Fine at ⅓, 2,705l. 3 356
11 May 1649. Having paid a moiety of his fine, begs a review on account of several incumbrances which were not allowed of, and also the benefit of Oxford Articles. 195 198
10 Aug. Fine reduced to 1/10, 1,460l. 6
233		 198
141

Bristol Delinquents, Co. Gloucester.

Dec. 1646 ? Vol. G No. or p.
C. 91 983
980
D. 91 986
P.E. 91 977
978
988, 989
R. 91 971		 Alderman Hum. Hooke, Sen., Merchant, complains that the County Committee have sequestered him on a pretended charge of delinquency, though he never acted against Parliament, and begs discharge, or leave to make his defence on oath. 91
968		 960
970
27 Feb. 1647. Being in Bristol when it was held for Parliament, lent 250l. to the governors, Cols. Fiennes and Essex, and supplied powder, &c., value 90l., not paid for, and large sums on exchange. When it was reduced by the King's forces, he helped to defend it against Parliament, and was there at the surrender to Fairfax. Submitted then to orders, and paid all contributions, a large sum towards the 6,000l. paid to Fairfax for his soldiers, and his 1/20. Has taken the National Covenant and Negative Oath, and begs to compound on Bristol Articles. NOTEd, "Received and committed." 91 975
10 May 1649. Edw. Rogers, solicitor to the Committee for co. Gloucester, begs an order for sequestration of the estates of Bristol delinquents in that county, as in several other counties they have been proceeded against, and sequestration voted. 91 945
11 May. Order accordingly, they neglecting to prosecute their composition, because their estates are not sequestered. 91 947
2 July. The charges and proofs against them to be sent up to the Committee for Compounding. 91 944
P.E. 217 25 3 July 1649. Alex. James petitions to compound on Bristol Articles, being there at its surrender. 217 23
[3 July.] Ald. Hooke, Alex. James, Fras. Creswick, and Edw. Capell, petition the Committee for relief on Articles of War. Complain that though by the treaty of Bristol they were to be secured from violence, and have paid their full contributions, yet to their terror and discredit in their employments, from which the State and city have advantage, they were sequestered last May by the Committee for Compounding. Beg the benefit of their articles. 91 955
3 July. Order that as it does not appear where they have done anything since Bristol Articles, the Committee for Compounding enquire thereon, but meanwhile stay the sale or disposal of their estates. 91 953
10 July. Their sequestration ordered, any pretence of Articles, or other indemnity notwithstanding. 233 142
3 Aug. Order that they cannot be freed from sequestration and composition, but as the 4th article was dubious, and they may, on the strength of it, have elapsed their time of compounding, the Committee for Compounding should still admit them, or the case be referred to Parliament. 91 951 952
R. 217 81 9 Aug. Hooke's fine set at 669l. 10s. 11d. 6 193
31 Oct. Hooke begs a copy of the charge against him. 12 2
26 Nov. Hooke's petition (missing) to compound, his rents, co. Gloucester, being secured in the tenants' hands, referred to Brereton. 12 45
12 Dec. Fine at 1/5, 125l., and leave given him to sell lands value 10l. a year to pay it. 12 63
1650 ? Edw. Curle asks a copy of Hooke's particular, to see whether he has compounded for a debt of 2,000l. which he and other malignants of Bristol lent for the late King on the bonds of Sir John Stowell and 9 others, for which they are sued to outlawry this term. 91 991
O.C. 30 392 22 July 1651. The Commissioners for co. Somerset to sequester the estates of Hooke and Creswick in their county. 14 217
11 Nov. The County Committee for Worcester to send an account whether they have sequestered Hooke's estate there. 15 79
25 Nov. At his request, sequestration suspended a week pending a hearing. 15 99

John Donaldson.

Vol. G No. or p.
Dec. 1646 ? Being servant to Dr. Lewin, who was advocategeneral to Prince Rupert, was taken prisoner at Naseby fight, but released soon after by an House of Commons' order, on condition not to depart the lines of communication without leave, on which his bond was given, and the Committee for Compounding ordered him to remain there. Begs that the obligation of his sureties may be superseded, or he continue in the place where he was born, as he only subsists on the charity of friends. 81 251

Dorothy, Widow of Mat. Plowman, Covent Garden.

Vol. G No. or p.
INT. & D. 111 907 Dec. 1646 ? County Commissioners for Westminster certify that they sequestered her husband's house in Covent Garden, he being in arms against Parliament, and granted her 1/5, but that was again sequestered because she also was adjudged a delinquent, and the house belonging to her after his death is still sequestrable. 111 903
2 March 1647. Mr. Leech is requested by the Governors of the parish to give information if Plowman's widow compounds for the house, as during sequestration it is given to the minister of [St. Paul's] Covent Garden to live in. Also Plowman, being a lieutenant of horse under Col. Hollis, received some hundreds of pounds for his troop, and then ran away to the King, carrying horse and arms, to more than the value of the house. 111 901

Thos. Wells, Shipwright, Lambeth, Surrey.

Vol. G No. or p.
Dec. 1646? Begs discharge on the votes of 10 Nov. and 8 Dec. 1646, as not being worth 200l. Is sequestered for leaving home and residing in the enemies' quarters. Has taken the Oath and Covenant. 129 455

Edw. Allen, Greenhills, Co. Chester.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Report that he left his dwelling and resided in Chester whilst a garrison against Parliament. 173 189

John Ashcraft.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Begs to submit to Parliament. About 9 months since, went to Oxford to solicit 600l. due to his mother from the King, for whom he was there induced to bear arms against his will. Begs benefit of the declaration that all who came in before 1 March last should find favour, although he could not do so, being taken prisoner at Henley by the King's forces. Has taken the National Covenant. 64 615

Walter Bird, and his Sons, John, Peter and Henry, Dartmouth, Devon.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Information that he took the oath for the King when Dartmouth was taken; discovered the goods of a Parliamentarian, which were seized; and brought in a Parliament barque with provisions for Plymouth garrison, taken by the King's party, sold the goods, and set her out as man-of-war for the King, his son John being captain. That he was treasurer of provisions for the garrison, and of excise at Dartmouth. That Peter was quarter-master and Henry serjeant in the King's garrison at Dartmouth. 152 375
377

Nath. Burchall, and Thomas, his Son, Lineham, Wilts.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Were grievously plundered 3 years since by Captain, now Major Nott, of Braydon Forest, Wilts, under Col. Thos. Howard, of money, horses, clothes, and goods, and were taken prisoners, and often beaten and cut by his soldiers. Beg that Nott may not be allowed to compound till he has given them satisfaction, as they cannot go to law with him. 137 265

Thos. Cardinall, Surfleet, Holland, Co. Lincoln.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Was captain of foot for the King during a year, but ceased 9 months since. Has only a small annuity on Sir Edw. Heron's sequestered estate. Craves pardon for his error, and having deposed that he is only worth 100l., and taken the National Covenant and the late Oath, begs the benefit of the late ordinance. 72 1003

Thos. Champion, Odstock, Wilts.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Being sequestered for adhering to the King's party, begs to compound for the undiscovered remainder of his estate, being debts of 278l. 8s. due to him. 73 884

William Conway, of Botrithan, Co. Flint.

1646? Vol. G No. or p.
1646 ? Being sequestered for adhering to the King, and weak and old, and therefore unable to travel to London, begs leave to compound by a deputy, on certificate by the County Committee of his taking the Covenant and Negative Oath. 75 371

Thos. Harlackendane, Barsted, Kent.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Particulars of his estate and debts, and note that he compounded for 500l. 233 143

Dr. Zachary Hood, Rector of Lincoln College, Oxford, Co. Oxon.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 89 627 1646? Begs to compound on Oxford Articles, being there at its surrender. Is not guilty of delinquency, and his residence there was only by reason of his place. 89 626

Thomasine King, Widow, Wanstrow, Somerset.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Begs discharge of her lands, value 16l. a year, sequestered for delinquency of her late husband, who died 2 years before sequestration; her goods value 14l. were also appraised, and she has paid 7l. but cannot raise the rest. Has 6 children, and her estate not being worth 200l., begs discharge on the late ordinance of Parliament. With certificate to the truth of her petition by Chris. Heath, minister, and 8 others. 96 320

Chas. Kingston.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Having taken the Oath and Covenant, and being lately adjudged a delinquent, begs to compound for an annuity of 100l. which he holds for the life of his wife. 97 88

Hum. Leigh, His Majesty's Serjeant-at-Arms attending the Great Seal.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Begs to compound on Oxford Articles. In 1642, left his house in Martin's-in-the-Fields, and went to York, and attended the King's person as one of the life-guard, till the surrender of Oxford. Has only a copyhold of 37l. a year, which he believes is under the value. 97 757
759

John Levermar, Holborn, Middlesex.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 135 531 1646 ? Begs to compound [for lands in co. Devon, value 80l. a year], being sequestered for adhering to the King in the late war. Deserted long since, and has lived obedient to Parliament. 135 529

Claimant on the Estate of Rich. Martin, Co. Somerset.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? The Inhabitants Of South Barrow, co. Somerset, plead that they have been burdened 20 years with an idle, scandalous minister, whom the County Commissioners, on their petition, have put away, and now they are destitute. The parsonage belonged to the Dean and Chapter of Wells, who granted it to Rich. Martin for 3 lives, at 20 nobles a year, though worth 80l. He allows 10l. to a minister, which is not sufficient; beg that further allowance may be made on his composition, for future maintenance of a minister, to be settled on Trustees. [10 signatures.] 118 539

Anne Mason.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Begs relief, the County Commissioners having made a certificate in her case. 102 133

Theodore Maurice.

1646? Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Begs to compound, though free from sequestration, for delinquency in going into the enemy's quarters; surrendered on Sir Thos. Middleton's declaration in March 1644, and was willing then to have taken the Oath and Covenant before him and the Governor of Redcastle; has lived peaceably since. 101 667

Maximilian Mohun, Sen. and Jun., Fleet, Dorset.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? The father petitions that having engaged in the war, and having no means to reconcile himself but by compounding, which he cannot do, being prisoner at Weymouth, he may be released on bail to the high sheriff of Dorset, in whose custody he is, to return if he do not make his composition in 6 weeks. 101 577
1647 ? Both petition, having been in arms and taken prisoners, for a letter to like effect to the high sheriff, their estates being sequestered. 101 576
P.E. 101 581
P.E. 226 677
P.R. 12 577
226 673
D. 226 679
–683		 12 Nov. 1651. The father begs a composition to include his sons Maximilian, Francis, and Robert. Adhered to the late King, though he never bore arms, but has long since repented of his error. His estate has been sequestered 5 years, to the undoing of himself, wife, and 10 children; by reason of his many debts, he has been unable to prosecute his composition, and must perish without relief. Noted, "We have not power to relieve the petitioner, he having been so many years sequestered." 101 579
R. 226 671 22 Nov. 1653. Begs to compound on the Parliament order of 3 Sept. 1653. 226
101		 675
562
D. 101 559 24. Nov. Fine, 1,540l. 18s. 4d. 12
226		 578
683
15 March 1654. Begs an order for payment of his fine without interest, and a reference to counsel for its reduction. Waiving his appeal in the late Parliament, he compounded, but begs allowance for 30l. a year tithes of West Chaldon [late belonging to Bindon Monastery] to which the present owner is not liable. Also his wife has a jointure on his demesnes in Fleet, and he is but tenant for life. Also 145l. is due to him for the fifths which are allowed by Act of Parliament; has received no profits of his estate since his composition. 101 557
15 March. The fine to be paid without interest, as the profits of the estate have been received, and then a discharge given. 12 605
16 March. Petition to like effect, stating the 1/5 due at 170l. 101 555
16 March. Referred to Reading 25 314
21 March. Fine paid and estate discharged 24 1157
Claimants on the Estate.
27 April 1651. Henry Golsey, minister of Chaldon Herring, co. Dorset, petitions that the vicarage being only worth 9l. a year, the County Commissioners of Dorset settled on him 60l. from the rectory, sequestered from Maximilian Mohun, delinquent, and the order is confirmed by the Committee for Plundered Ministers; but the present County Commissioners will not pay without an order of the Committee for Compounding, which he requests. 88
27 April. Order that it be paid according to the Act of 31 May 1650. 14 111
20 Feb. 1655. John Long and Geo. Lillington, Forshill, Dorset, complain that, owning 2 tenements in Forshill, they have kept them in their own hands 3 years, in these dead times; that Max. Mohun, who lately compounded, holds the parsonage, but as by a manor custom no tenant living on his own estate ought to pay tithes, they have refused to pay. Jas. Dewey, by order of the Committee for Compounding, now demands the tithes, and Mohun sues them at law for them. Beg an order to Dewey to forbear, till their suit with Mohun is ended. 98 851
20 Feb. 1655. County Commissioners for Dorset to forbear levying for 6 weeks, and meanwhile to enquire as to the custom of the manor. 27 302

Wm. Mostyn, Rhyd, Co. Flint.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Is sequestered for adhering to the King; being weak and infirm, begs leave to compound by a deputy, on certificate of the County Commissioners of his taking the Oath and Covenant. 103 610

Nathaniel Nottingham, Horncastle, Co. Lincoln.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 108 61 1646? Begs a reasonable composition, considering the poorness of his estate and smallness of his offence. Is sequestered for going three or four days to Lincoln and Market Rasen, when King's garrisons, in the beginning of the war, but has been at home and conformable three years. 108 59

George Nutley.

Vol. G No. or p.
D. 82 883 1646? Was ordered by the House of Commons on 26 July 1642 to apprehend John Herbert, Sheriff of co. Brecon, delinquent, for detaining pell money. He refused to surrender without force, for he was about the King's business. Obtained the aid of [Wm.] Morgan, knight of the shire, and Mr. Romsey, J.P., both active for Parliament, and they, with eight servants, arrested Herbert; but he resisted, a tumult arose, and petitioner hardly escapted with his life. With much difficulty, being in danger because the drums were beating for Prince Charles, gained a bond from him in 1,000l. to appear before the House in November. Had to spend 12l. in the service, and has been out of purse four years. Herbert is now a prisoner in Ely House, and has offered him good satisfaction if he will give up the bond, but he begs that the case may be referred to Parliament, to order him relief and reward for his faithful service. 82 881

Thomas Penkett, Bridge Trafford, Co. Chester.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Complains that having in April last petitioned to compound, he cannot procure the County Committee to certify the value of his estate. Begs the Committee for Compounding to command their certificate. 110 617

Edw. Prigeon, North Somercotes, Co. Lincoln.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Particulars of his personalty, total 103l. 6s. 8d. clear, with his deposition that he has no other estate, and is not worth 200l. 112 403

Wm. Smith, Middle Temple, London.

Vol. G No. or p.
P.E. 118 33 1646? Compounds for delinquency, being sequestered 118 31
1647? Asks whether he is to compound for a small copyhold of New College, Oxford, which came to him by his father's death, after his former composition. 118 25

John Stockton, Kiddington, Co. Chester.

1646 ? Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Begs discharge of certain houses in Salop left him by his father, and sequestered for petitioner's delinquency in taking up arms. Pleads his non-age, and that for 12 months he has lived in the Parliament's quarters. Noted, "I, Thomas Stockton, brother to petitioner, certify it as authorised by him." Referred to the County Committee of Salop. 120 413

Thos. Vaughan.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646 ? Begs to compound, being in Flint Castle at its surrender, for a life annuity of 30l., after the death of his father, John Vaughan. 126 369 372

Parishioners Of Wacton, Norfolk.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Mr. Cadywold, their parson, being justly sequestered, they much desire a faithful and painful minister, but as the parsonage is but worth 50l. a year, out of which Cadywold's wife claims 1/5, they will not be able to get one without an addition to the maintenance, which they request. 127 591

Hen. Wancklyn, Westbury, Wilts.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Particular of his real estate, worth 30l. a year, held for life only. 127 597

Anth. Ward, Addingham, Co. York, aged 80.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646 ? Petitioned long ago to compound for delinquency, but cannot proceed without taking the Negative Oath. Has several times attended the County Commissioners, but they will not administer it without an order. Being unable to travel, begs this order. 127 373

John Withie, Sen., Glastonbury, Somerset.

Vol. G No. or p.
1646? Is sequestered for adhering to the King in his unnatural war against Parliament, but begs discharge, as not being worth 200l. 132 93

Footnotes

  • 1. The pedigree, as gathered from the certificate of the County Committee, G 195, 47, runs thus—
  • 2. These are copies of papers produced before the Committee for Advance of Money. See p. 995 of that Calendar.
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