RESEARCH NOTES FROM ENGLAND NINE©
Edited by Robert Hedges VIIII
13 Henry VIII
And whereas the king's father by indenture in the Augmentations 1 Dec. 33 Henry VIII., Ieased to Rose Hedge of Hakney, Middx. widow, two fields called Great Hawkwelles, a field called Duckettes Lee and 4 ac. Iand in a field called Duckettes, a pightel of land with divers trees called "peretrees" and all "lez garden plottes" in it a close called Longlandes, two meadows called Dirrells Meade alias Rounde Meadowes, a croft called Brikhilles and 1 ac. Iand called " Pycked Acre" in "lee Northmyllfeld" and 5 ac. meadow in "lee Southmylfeld," and 51 ac. meadow Iying separately in two places in the common meadow called Hackeney Meade and also one rood of meadow in Hackeney Marssh and 71 ac. Iying separately in Copehanger Downes, a pightel of land in Fyres Ayshe and also 3 ac. Iand in a croft called Crowche Myllcrofte and a parcel of land called Stonycrofte (3 ro.) and 11 ac. Iand in Southmylfeld, all in Hakney and lately in tenure of John Hedge; except great trees and woods; from Michaelmas then following, for 21 years at £8. 19s. rent: (edited)
Last modified: Oct 2003
13 Henry III v.2 p. 231-32, [m 11]
10 Dec 1228 Westminster (West Monasterium)
(Latin yet untranslated) Laurento de Heghes.
16-17 Henry III (1232) v. XIV 1230-1232
p. 466 # 1275 CR Rolls III [m 9d]
Goscelinus (and also Josceline) de Hegge & Avelina Uxor in Norfolk
27 ED I v.3 p. 467, [m 27d]
8 May 1299 Stepney
Commission of oyer and terminer to examine . . .complaint of William Lickeberd of Smalebergh that William and Geoffrey del Hegg (among about 15 named others) assaulted and carried off goods.
27 ED I v.3 p. 471 [m 20d]
10 Jul 1299 Canterbury
Complaint by William Lyckeberd of Smaleberch that Geoffrey del Heg (among about 15 named others) assaulted, maimed and carried off goods.
27 ED I v.3 p. 471-72 [m 16d]
8 Aug 1299 Kempton
Complaint by Abbot of Glastonbury that Walter atte Hegge (and about 35 named others) 'cut trees, beat men and broke bridges' at Mere co Somerset.
2 ED II v.1 p. 78 [m 6]
10 Jun 1308 Langley.
Protection with clause volumes, for one year, for William de Horwode, going beyond seas on the king's service. He also has letters nominating John de Shirefeld and John de la Hegge his attorneys for the same period.
2 ED II v.1 p. 124 [m 19d]
1 Nov 1308 Westminster
[Commission of oyer and terminer] The like to Henry Spigurnel and Walter de Pavely, on complaint by William Portebref that John de Gryndenham the younger, Reginald de Frome, John Uggel, William atte Hegge, Adam Seward the elder and John Stutyng with others broke his house at Frome co. Somerset and carried away his goods. By fine of one mark.
12 Edward II - pt 1 p. 308 [m 9d]
1318
William Turry, Richard atte Hegge of Waltham, John le Beraherof Hurle, Robert de Lullebrok and John de la Bere of Weregrave, with others, broke his park at Ashrigge, cut his corn growing there, and consumed and trampled it down. By the Chancellor.
12 Edward II - pt 1 p.302
5 December 1318 York
The like to William de Hardene and John Inge, by oath of good men of the county of Wilts, on complaint by Thomas, earl of Lancaster, that Geoffrey atte Beahe, John Pippard, Peter de Waltham, William de Yevendon, Robert de Waltham, John Lammar, Adam de Waltham, Adam le Younge, Robert le Yem, John de Yevendon, Richard de la Chaumber,
12 Edward II - pt. 2 p. 367 [m16d]
13 April 1319 Kirkham
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Bereford, John de Foxle, and .John de Stonore on complaint by Reginald atte Hale that Michael de Hotton, William Lovel, Nicholas Lovel, John son of Walter de Dorneye, William Estmer, John son of John Godrich of Crichefeld, Simon atte Hegge and Thomas his brother, and Robert son of Stephen Maghtild of Warfeld, with others, assaulted him at White Waltham, co. Berks, and took and carried away his goods.
20 Edward II p. 348 [m 27d]
16 July 1327 Westminster
The like [Commission of oyer and terminer] to Roger Bavent, John Bever and Robert de Aston, on complaint by William la Zousche of Assheby that Thomas Tayllard the younger, William de Cicestre, L uke de Vyenne, Hugh de Boussy, Thomas de Writlington, Richard de Folkedene, Nicholas de Vilers, Robert Bosse, John Baret, William son of Richard de Dudelusford, Martin de Elmere, William de Sancto Paulo, John atte See, clerk, Richard de Heghes, John son of Richard de Heghes, William Gundevill, John de Ernelegb, William de Slefhurst, Geoffrey atte Broke, William de Wodelond, Richard Hervy, William de Sancto Georgio, John de Sutton, John atte Forde, Nicholas de Gate and others entered his park at Treve, co. Sussex, hunted therein and carried away deer. By K.
1 Edward III -pt 1 p. 43
10 March 1327 Westminster [m 12]
Pardon to: John son of Olive de Yaxham for the death of Henry Hegg of Yaxham (among three dozen varied pardons)
5 Edward III -pt 2 p. 163 [m 24]
10 August 1331 Chipstone
Protection with clause volumus, until Easter, on the king's service, going beyond the seas. The like for John atte Hegge of Thorpe, taillour, going with the said John. By testimony of Richard de Bury.
17 Edward III pt 1 [m 36d]
8 February 1343 Kennington
Commission of oyer and terminer to William Basset, Roger de Baukwell, Robert de Hungerford, Richard de la Pole and John de la Lee on complaint of Malcolm Wasteneyes that: broke his mill at Tixdale, and the stank of that mill in Ingustre and Heywode co. Stafford and carried away the timber of the mill and the hurdles and piles of the stank. (fifty named persons including Roger del Hegge)
27 Edward III pt1 [m 20]
20 February 1353 Westminster (paraphrased)
William Baltryp, steward of John fitz Wauter, lately indited before the king at Chelmersford, co. Essex, for threatening, appropriating royal power, is pardoned.
John atte Hegh and others by his order took away 120 sheep worth £12 from Huberd and Hubert in Redyndon.
( herein is mentioned the principle of mercatoris - buyer and sellor agree as is by custom, rather than unilateral force to create a "price")
32 Edward III pt 2 p. 77 [m 10d]
12 May 1358 Westminster
Commission of oyer and terminer, on complaint of Thomas de Taverner of Lychefeld, the elder, [certain named men] broke into his house at Stetton by Meysham co. Derby, burned goods in the house, imprisoned him and broke the arms and legs of one of his servants, John Hegh. For 20 s to be paid to the king.
32 Edward III pt 1 p. 51 [m 9]
20 May 1358 Westminster
Grant to Isabel late the wife of Robert del Hegge, late one of the king's sergeants-at-arms, for good service done by the same Robert in his lifetime. 5 marks yearly out of the issues of the county of Essex in aid of her sustenance; for life or until the king orders otherwise for her estate.
32 Edward III pt 2 p. 145 [m 3]
22 January 1359 Westminster
Presentation of John atte Hegge, chaplain, to the vicarage of the Church of Libston in the diocese of Norwich in the king's gift by reason of the prory of St. Neots being in his hands on account of the war with France.
40 Edward III pt 2 p. 264 [m 6]
8 July 1366 Westminster
Writ to extend lands of Simon de Monte Forti, Earl of Leicester and Eleanor his wife (to hold lands of late of William Marshall, Earl of Pembroke and the said Eleanor). By oath of Thomas del Hege (among others).
3 Richard II v.1 p. 452 [m 7]
8 Mar 1379 Westminster
Exemplification., at the request of the denizen weavers of London, of the enrolment of a [morandum of an agreement between them and the alien weavers of the same city as follows : -Both shall meet every year six weeks before Michaelmas in a place in the city named by the said denizen weavers for a colloquy or search touching the number of the instruments of each commonly called 'lomes', and the aliens agree that after such search made they will contribute proportionally, according to the number and rate their instruments, to the denizens for payment of the farm of 20 marks and 2s due to the king from the denizens; and in case of any default the sheriff of London may levy the amount due without other process of law, and on 8 March in the present year John Wille and Robert Hobbok, masters of the denizens and William Coryng, John atte Hecche, William Belton and John Bokkyng [denizens], for themselves and their fellows, and Giles Fanbell and Reginald Radeles, masters of the aliens, and Ralph Clofhangre John Fauettenowe, Arnald Fanherp and John Everyngham, aliens, for themselves and their fellows, appeared in Chancery and delivered a schedule, of the above [morandum, and prayed and acknowledged its enrolmeut in Chancery, where on the files it now remains.
6 Richard II v.2 p. 209 [m 32]
15 Jun 1383 Westminster
(Pardon to:) William Meuryk, parson of Abbots Rypton, co. Huntingtonshire, for not appearing to answer Master Richard de Wynewyk, canon of Lincoln, William de Thorp, citizen and tailor of London, and (when sued with John Richardeson and John del Hegge, clerk,) Adam Russe touching debts of £50, 10 marks and 40s. respectively. cos Lincoln and Suffolk and London.
6 Richard II pt 2 p. 396
Hegge = Heage in Duffield co. Derby
8 Richard II v.2 p. 598 [m 12d]
10 May 1385 Westminster
Assessment and tax dispute includes Richard de la Hegge (among 16 named) Burton by Canyngges, near Easton (the early Hedges of Wiltshire)
10 Richard II v.3 p. 386 [m 2d]
24 Nov 1387 Westminster
(placename) Hegge in co. Derby, where poachers are penalized.
10 Richard II v.3 p. 322 [m 19d]
22 Feb 1387 Westminster
Appointment of John Morwell, king's serjeant-at-arms, and Thomas Cornewaill of London, draper - on complaint of Ursus Soucryng, soldier of Calais, that on 24 September, 9 Richard II, he received at London from Simon de Burgh, treasurer of Calais, a certain sum of gold of the king's money for paying the balisters of Calaia and by misadventure lost 149 francs thereof, which John North of 'Les Lymehostes' near London found and took to his house there and pledged for less than they were worth, and that Peter atte Hegge, constable of the town of 'Les Lymehostes', thinking that the said John had not rightly acquired them, arrested him, and without taking with him any neighbour of the said John searched his house, and afterwards when he had found the francs there, by fraud and covin between them, without warrant, released him from arrest, and that although repeatedly required by the said Ursus to restore the same, the said John has refused to restore more than twelve francs - to enquire and cause restitution to be made and to arrest and bring recusants before the king and council.
13 Richard II v.4 p. 123 [m 6]
25 Oct 1389 Westminster
Grant of pavage for three years to Thomas Willesdon, of Willesdon, Thomas ate Well of Watford, William West of Seint John Strete in the suburbe of London, John ate hegge of Hendon, Ralph Robert of Willesdon and Richard Lorchon of Kyngesbury, in aid of the repair of the king's highway between London and 'eggewere'.
14 Richard II v.4 p. 461, [m 33]
12 Jul 1391 Westminster
Pardon at the supplication of king's clerk Hugh Buckenhull, to Simon del Hegges of Swaldale son of John Emmeson del Hegges for the death of John Prynce of Swaldale, killed at Stonendale in Swaldale on Saturday after St. Mary the Virgin.
15 Richard II v.5 p. 45 [m 18]
15 Apr 1392 Eltham Manor
Pardon to Robert, bishop of London, for the escape from his prison in his castle of Storteford co Herts, of the following clerks convict, viz John Hegg (among 16 named literate pardonees) By p.s. [8022]
19 Richard II pt 2 p. 692 [m 20]
20 May 1396 Westminster
Pardon to Simon de Heggys for the death of John, son of John Enocson of Arkilgarthdall, killed Friday before St. Peter ad Vincula in the 18th year.
Richard II v.5 p. 714, [m 8]
24 May 1396 Westminster
Presentation of the king's clerk Nicholas Bubbewyth to the prebend of Hegges alias Heyes in the diocece of Exeter. (a place-name?)
20 Richard II v.6 p. 22 [m 21]
22 Aug 1396 Westminster
Licenee, for £10 paid in the hanaper by John Poydras, clerk, Richard Brendwode, citizen and draper of London, Walter Brigham and John Hegge, for them to found a chantry of one chaplain at the altar of St. Mary in All Hallows, Hony-lane, London, for the souls of John Fourneys, citizen and draper of London, and Katharine, his wife, Thomas de Broghton and William Slene, clerks, Adam Fraunceys, John Oskyn and Isabel, his wife, and the father, mother, kinsmen and benefactors of the said John Fourneys, and to alienate in mortmain to the said chaplain one messuage in Hony-lane in the ward of Chepe and six messuages and one garden in Bechen-lane in the parish of St. Giles without Crepulgate, held of the king in free burgage. (Teste custode.)
5 Henry IV-pt 2 p.369 [m 32]
5 March 1404 Westminster
Pardon to John Foukys of Enemethe, who on Saturday, St. Thomas the Apostle, 22 Richard II, before Andrew atte Hedg of Chyppydham, then coroner within the liberty of the bishop of Ely of the hundred of Mithford, became approver and acknowledged himself a felon and appealed divers persons of divers felonies and divers other persons as accessories. By p.s.
26 Henry VI v.2 1429-1436
1434 Derby
William, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and Henry de Grey of Codnore, with Richard Vernon and John Cokayn, knights of the shire for the county of Derby, commissioners to take the oath of the following-
John Hegge of 70 - p. 410 [m 15]
John Hegge of 100 - p. 411 [m 16] (named twice, separately)
27 Henry VI v.3 p. 210 [m 36]
4 Feb 1439 Westminster
John Hegge of Calmesdene co Gloucester, husbondman, for not appearing before William Babyngton and his fellows, late justices of the Bench, to answer John Blount, touching a plea of trespass.
29 Henry IV v. 5 p. 461-62 [m 10]
23 Nov 1450
Pardon to all murders, robberies, felonies, insurrections, riots, routs, contempts, trespasses and other misdeeds committed by them before 1 Nov last in the county of Oxford and of any subsequent outlawry. Richard Hogges, late of Alvechurche, 'harper' (among about 35 named men).
29 Henry VI -pt 2 p. 465 [m 8]
10 Aug 1451
Pardon to Thomas Osbatteley: of Norhampton, co. Northampton, Ôtailor' the king's suit for all felonies, trespasses and offences and any consequent outlawries by reason of the presentment on Monday after St. John before the Latin Gate, 29 Henry VI, at Norhampton, before Thomas Braunfeld, Benry Baldeswell, Bimon Philipp the elder and William Par, coroners in the town, on view of the body of William Hedge of Norhampton, ' wever,' that on Sunday before the said Monday about the eighth hour after twelve William Hedge and Thomas Osbatteley sat within the dwelling of John Broun of Norhampton, ' baker,' in the company of others, drinking and singing by turns, and there came William Cook of Norhampton, ' wever,' and made assault on Thomes touching his singing, whereupon abusive words, passing between them, the said William Cook and Thomas Osbatteley alias Botteley asasulted each the other, and William with a ' pykfork ' worth 2d. struck Thomas on the head, whereupon Thomas drew a sword called a 'custrell' worth 12d. and would have struck William Cook, but William Hedge intervened and was struck by William Cook with the ' pykfork ' under the right ear and by Thomes with the ' custrell ' in the belly (in ventrem inter viscera) on the left aide under the navel, making a wound 9 inches deep, and William Hedge lay sick till the fourth hour at dawn of Monday and then expired. By p.a. etc.
31 Henry VI - pt2 [m 17]
3 July 1453 Westminster
Exemption for life of William Etherton alias Hedge of Norhampton, Ôvynter', from being made mayor, bailiff, sheriff, escheator, collector assessor or taxer of tenths, fifteenths or other tallages or subsidies constable, trier, arrayer, commissioner or any minister of the king and from being sworn on any trial of the array of any assize, and from being put on any assizes, juries, inquisitions, recognitions or attaints. By p.s. etc.
32 Henry VI p. 169 [m17d]
23 Feb 1454 Westminster
Commission to the mayor of Norhampton, reciting that, whereas the king by writ commanded William Hegge of Norhampton to appear in person in Chancery at a day now past to answer certain chargee, and though the writ was delivered to him before the said day, as Thomas Chaumber of Lamhithe, co. Surrey, ' yoman,' has taken oath in Chancery, he came not,Ñthe mayor is appointed to arrest and bring him before the king in Chancery to answer touching the contempt and said charges.
30 Henry VI v.6 p. 169 [m 17d]
24 Feb. 1454 Westminster
Commission to the mayor of Northampton, reciting that, whereas the king by writ commanded William Hegge of Northampton to appear in person in Chancery at a day now past to answer certain charges and though the writ was delivered to him before the said day, as Thomas Chaumber of Lamhithe co Surrey, yoman, has taken oath in Chancery, he came not ' the mayor is appointed to arrest and bring him before the king in Chancery to answer touching the contempt and said charge.
38 Henry VI v. 6 p. 611
27 Aug 1460 Westminster
Inquire into any robberies, spoliations, gatherings & extortions committed in Fromeselwode co Somerset. Walter Hegges (among 10 named and others unnamed).
ED IV v.1 p. 216 [m 17]
11 Aug 1462 Westminster
Pardon to Thomas Hege of Colchestre co, Essex, 'gentilman' and Ellen his wife of theit outlawry and waiver in the county of Norfolk for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to satisfy John Jenny of 40s which he recovered against them before the justices of the late king at Westminster and 13s 4d damages; they have surrendered to the Flete prison and satisfied him, as Robert Danby, chief justice, has certified.
2 Henry VII p. 95
1486 Cambridgeshire & Huntingdonshire
Receipt (under the heading of Michaelmas) by Lord Dynham, Treasurer of England
From Wm Creton, clk, Thomas Burton & other commr's of the King in the said counties of money received under the name of agreement from divers persons in the same counties, in respect to letters specifically addressed under the king's signet to the said persons. ccvi.ti.ix.a
From Wm Stede of London, grocer by agreement iiii marks
From John Hege, corious, by agreement iiii marks
From John Lee, taillour by agreement v marks & iiii marks
5 Henry VIII v. 1 v.ii [sp 230 f91 RO] - 2539/1
1513
List of names w/ quantities of [wine] from 20 pipes to 245 pipes
William Hegge [among 13 named]
7 Henry VIII 959/1 p. 257 vi v2
29 Sept 1515
Account of Dame Margaret Vernon, prioress of the house of our lady of pray besides St. Albans, of the receipt, payments and expenses concerning the said house from 5 March 7 Henry VIII to March 7 Henry VIII.
Receipts from : _______ Hedge (among 12 tenants)
Payments to : (mutulated)
7 Henry VIII
15 Oct. 1516
Robert Hege in the name of the Abbot of Bury St Edmunds in the court of Suffolk, appears by virtue of a Writ of Privy Seal in the suit of Thomas Cler, and has to answer a bill, etc. [REQ 1/4/3v]
[ REQ 1/4/3v is missing, or REQ 1/4/24 is illegible]
5 Jul 1521
Robert Hegge of the Inner Temple, Attorney with a clause to abide in judgement and to pay charges etc. [NR]
12 Henry VIII v. 3 v. I p. 319 890/25
25 June 1520
Inspeximus of a deed 5 Ric II conveying certain lands in the parish of Twymen Sussex from Richard Heghe to John Brentfeld and Thomas Thorndenne and of an indenture of the same day by which those lands were regranted to Richard Heghe and Robert his son, Guisnes . Pat 12 H8 pl n 7.
20 Henry VIII v. 4 v.ii, #4778/p.2070,
26 Sept 1529
Cromwell is giving utmost attention to a feast for Cardinal Wosley. It rained all day on the parade on 8 Sept, and all dined on Our Lady's Even. Mr Hege, the dule of Norfolk's Almoner attended with many others.
28 Henry VIII 1217/3
7 November 1536
Grants of November 1536 Windsor Castle (relabeled Westminster).
William Hedge, deceased, had lease tenure in Stoke Neyland in the Norwich Diocese.
28 Henry VIII v. 13 v.i 392/p.186
10 Feb 1537
The Northern Rebellion
Confession of William Stapulton (describing day to day events - Thurs 12 Oct 1536)
John Hedge, the King's servant with seven others fled to Hull.
29 Henry VIII p. 278 #735
11 April 1538, R.O. Burford, Oxfordshire.
" The certificate of Sir Simon Harocourt, knt., and Will. Fermour, of and upon thc examination taken at Burforde, in the county of Oxon," 11 April, upon a bill of complaint exhibited to the King's Council [by] Wih Hedgys the younger, of Bu[rford], against John Jones, late one of the [b]ailiffs of tho said town.
i. Copy of the bill, stating that on Thursday before midsummer Day last John Jones was charged by Thos. Thomson, then also bailiff of the said town, to arrest one Baynam, whom Thomson undertook to prove a traitor; that he attached him and put him to ward, but next day let him go.
ii. Answer of Jones, explaining that Thomson had called him out of bed to arrest Baynam, who later attempted to prevent the door of the town gaol being shut, and that it was only next day he charged him with treason for assaulting the King's officers; but Thomas Weyman, justice of the peace, to whom they referred the mattel, charged them to take him home again and punish him as an unthrift.
iii. Depositions of witnesses summoned by William Hedgys the younger in proof that Thomson had charged Baynam as a traitor at the time of his arrest. The names of the witnesses are Robt. Jacobb, Humph. Pypar, Wm Nicholas, Nich. Riley, Edmun. Sylvester, and Ric. Darnell.
iv. " Wituesses examined for the true proof of this matter." Thompson contirms the answer of John Jones in every point, also Wm. Hedges the elder. John Sharpe, Robt. Jonson, Thos. Richards, Robt. Payn, and Wm. Hewys of Burfold. Signed by Harcourt and Fermour.
pp. 5. Add. To my lord Privy Seal.
Henry VIII v. 13 v.i p. 377 - 1021/1
18 May 1538 - John Husee to Lord Lisle
Mr Anthonys (Anthony Hegges) sent you by Henry Vernaham a hogshead of march beer, and a gammon of bacon. (among complaints about "ill dealing with a churl" - that wine is "easy")
30 Henry VIII v. 13, v.i, 997/1021 p. 369 MS 97 B.M.
14 Mar 1539 King's Payments - Arundel
Anthony Hegges, Surveyor of the King's Ordinance, sends you a hogshead of March beer in Henry Vernham's ship, the skantlins is here enclosed H02 p. 1 Add.
30 Henry VIII v. 13, v. ii, 1280/14
1539 King's Payments - Arundel
Jerom Bruyn, merchant, on warrant of 28 Mar a-29- "for certain demihaks complete, gunpowder with certain matches and javelins delivered into the Tower particulars in a bill annexed signed by Sir Chr Morrice and Ant Anthony (Anthony Hegges) £50 6s 8d.
30 Henry VIII v. 13, v. ii, 1280/41
1539 King's Payments - Arundel
Sir Charles Morrys master of the Ordinance, on warrant of 12 Oct a-30 for £200, to be employed with the advice of James Nedeham, Henry Johnson, and Ant Anthony (Anthony Hegges) on a building of a new ordinance house in the Tower and on other buildings and repairs lately committed to him, part payment £100.
31 Henry VIII 463/45
1540 Westminster March Grants
Hedgedale in Kent is in Preston-next-Faversham Parish, and belongs to Monastory of Faversham.
33 Henry VIII v. 17
1541-42
Book of the Court of Augmentation (Augm book) 214 f1 #2
Rose Hedge of Hackney, widow, lease (21 years was the usual) of lands in Hackney, late the tenure of John Hedge.
35 Henry VIII v. 19 v.i, 1035/73
Grants of July 1544
Grant to John Burges & Edward Wotton of London, Doctors . . .
lands in the parish of Hackney, formally in tenure of William Lowth, goldsmith, afterwards of John Hedge, which belongs to the new hospital of St Mary's without Bysshoppsgate, London.
35 Henry VIII v. 19 v.ii 800/11, p. 469
Grants of December 1544
Robert Hedge, late in tenure of Thomas Crosse in St Albans, Hertshire.
36 Henry VIII - M.S. A. p. 299. # 289.
1 March 1545 Shrewsb.
John Wright to Shrewsbury
My lord Warden of the Middle Marches at departing from Alnewicke towards Scotland commanded me and another to look to the Scottish pledges and prisoners in the castle; and again from Warke commanded me, by letter, sent herewith, to put them safe. After being ascertained of his death we put them in straiter hold. We would know your pleasure for their "further bestowing." "All things as yet stand not at any certain stay here within the castle." I send the names of the Scots. Alnewicke, 1 March 1544.
Hpl. p. 1 Add. id. p. 301
(Herald's College Stephenson's "Selections" 18 Maid. Club)
2. [The names of the Scots above referred to.]
Prisoners:ÑThe lairds of Bemerside and Marton, Thomas Kerr, Alisaunder Hamylton, Thomas Reddell, Robert Kerr and the laird of Philiphawghe.
Pledges:ÑPatrick Rotherforde for the laird of Hundelee, Willie Douglas for Bounjedworthe, Andrew Kerr for the laird of Corbett, Edie Scott for Hobbie Scott, George Pringle for George Pringle, Davie Douglas for Davie Douglasse.
"Tividale prisoners which were once assured and falsified their promise" :ÑDandie Haliburton, Robert Hegg, John Trumble.
36 Henry VIII p. 229 465/101 [P 19 m 13]
Grants of March 1545 (26th)
Sir Anthony Kyngston to John Hedges, lands in Easton Grays Wilts. in tenure to William Sewell and the advowson of the parish church thereof.
36 Henry VIII v. 20 125/2
9 December 1545 Greenwich
Grants of Jan 1545 Pat p. 17 m 11 (dated 3 Jan)
William Hedge (among many others), in tenure on land in fee grant to Sir Thomas Paston in cos Suffolk & Essex.
37 Henry VIII v. ii, 1035/p. 517
25 Dec 1546
Robert Hedge - Quarter wages for the yoeman of the King's chambers in the wages of 4d by the day, by the king's check roll for christmas ao37o - each 30s 8d. Quarter wages at Christmas anno rr Henr viij 370 - Add MS 27,404 [f17-32, f30]
1 Edward VI -pt 7 p. 209
5 August 1547 [m 38]
The like (no fine mentioned) to the king's councillor William Herbert, knight, to grant his lordship and manor of Hackney, Midd., and the capital mansion of the same manor, the four pastures (24 ac.) and a pasture called Leyfeld (5 ac.) in tenure of Richard Grenewaye, the enclosures of pasture and other lands in the aeveral tenures of John Morgan ap Rice, John Hedge, the relict of the same John Hedge, John Lincoln, William Rowse, Margaret Dunstaple, William Johnson, John Swete, John Elrington, Roger Whitereason, and William Johnson, and all kinds of lands and liberties (a lony list, including bondmen, fairs, markets and tolls) pertaining to the said manor; also all the lands in Hackney in tenure of Rose Hedge, widow, namely two fields called Greate Hawkewelles, one field called Duckettes Lee, 4 ac. Iand in a (edited)
1 Edward VI - pt 7
1547 [m 14, 15, 16]
Also grant of the lordship and manor of Hakney, Middx., the capital mansion of the said manor of Hackeney and all buildings and grounds within the site of that mansion, the four pastures (24 ac.) and one pasture called Leyffelde (5 ac.) in Hackeney, in tenure of Richard Grenewaye; the lands in Hackeney in the several tenures of John Morgan ap Rice, the relict of John Hedge, (blank) Lincoln, William Rouse, Margaret Dunstaple, William Johnson and of John Swete, John Elrington, Roger Whitereason and William Johnson; (edited)
2 Edward VI - pt 6 [m 25]
18 Feb 1548 (cont)
Hackney, four pastures (24 ac.), and a pasture called Leyfelde (5 ac.) in Hackney, in tenure of Richard Greneway, also the lands in Hackney in the several tenures of John Morgan ap Rice, John Hedge, the relict of the said John Hedge, John Lincoln, William Rowse, Margaret Dunstable, William Johnson, John Swete, John Elryngton, Roger Whitereason, and William Johnson, and all lands and liberties (long list) pertaining to the said manor; also the lands in Hackney in tenure of Rose Hedge, widow, viz., two fields called Greate Hawkwelles, one field called Duckettes Lee, 4 ac. Iand in a field called Duckettes, a pightel of land with divers trees called " peretres " in it and all " lez garden plattes " of land therein, a close of land called Longlandes, two meadows called Dirrelles Meade alias Rownde Meades, a croft of Iand called Brickhilles, an acre of land called Pycked Acre in le Northe Mill Feilde, and 5 ac. Iand in the meadow in le Southmylfelde and 56 ac. meadow Iying divided in two places in the common meadow called Hackney Meade, a rood of meadow in Hackney Marshe, 7.5 ac. land lying divided in Cophanger Downs, a pightel of land in Fyres Ayshe, 3 ac. Iand in a croft called Crowchmylcrofte, a parcel of land called Stonye Crofte (3 roods) and 1.5 ac. Iand in Southmylfelde; all which premises belonged to William Harbert, knight;Ñto Wymund Carewe, knight, his heirs and assigns.
2 Edward VI part 6 p. 87
10 Feb 1548
License for £5 14s 9d to the kings councillor Ralph Sadlyer, Knt. master of the great wardrobe, to grant his lordship and manor of Hackney, Middlesex, and the capital mansion of the same in Hackney. (including lands late of John Hedge, and relic of John Hedge)
2 ED IV v. 1 part 2 p. 298
2 Aug 1548 Leighes
Pardon given to a thief, (kin of a fellow churchwarden) for thefts from Richard Hegges, Churchwarden at Staunton Drewe Church, Somerset.
Hedgestone Farm and Manor , Middlesex, 1482 &83.
10 Sept 1646
Sequestered for non-payment of fines of £300 imposed against Sir Francis Rowse for non-support of Parliament.
Legal arguments pending.
12 Feb 1649
Those who have borne arms for Parliament in active opposition to insurrection in South Wales: Henry Hedges of Wanborough, among 11 named men (all from Wiltshire) who went with Lord Digby from Marlborough to Oxford.
v. iv p. 3011 27 Jul 1654
Hedgecourt Manor, Sussex - John Gage, under 14 begs reference to his entail on the manor. Sequestered for recusancy of late father, Sir Thomas Gage. Claim allowed.