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1 - Court roll of the Manor of Elsworth: View of Frank-pledge and court baron - April (1630) Lady of the Manor: Elizabeth Wendy, widow, mother and guardian of Thomas Wendy, gentleman, heir of William Wendy, knight, deceased, by virtue of a commission of the late King James, and in the ward of King Charles. (badly faded: partly illegible) (1 membrane)
2 - Court roll of the Manor of Elsworth: Court Baron 15 December 22 Charles (I, 1646) Lord of the Manor: Thomas Wendy, Esq. View of frank-pledge with court baron. 6 October 6 Charles (I, 1630) Lady of manor: Elizabeth Wendy, widow, mother and guardian of Thomas Wendy, gentleman, heir of William Wendy, knight, deceased by virtue of a commission of the late King James, and in the ward of King Charles. (two membranes)
3 - Court roll of the Manor of Elsworth: View of frank-pledge with court baron Lady of the Manor: Elizabeth Wendy, widow, mother and guardian of Thomas Wendy, gentleman, heir of William Wendy, knight, deceased, by virtue of a commission of the late King James, and in the ward of King Charles. 15 April 7 Charles (I), 1631 19 April 8 Charles (I), 1632 (one membrane)
4 - Court roll of the Manor of Elsworth: View of frank-pledge with court baron (court baron only from 1641) 19 April 8 Charles (I, 1632) 2 October 10 Charles (I, 1634) 8 October 11 Charles (I, 1635) 3 August 17 Charles (I, 1641) 20 August 21 Charles (I, 1645) Lady of the manor (1632-4): Elizabeth Wendy, widow, mother and guardian of Thomas Wendy, gentleman, heir of William Wendy, knight, deceased, by virtue of a commission of the late King James, and in the ward of King Charles. Lord of the manor (1635-45): Thomas Wendy Esq. (one membrane)
5 - Court roll of the Manor of Elsworth: View of frank-pledge with court baron (court baron only from 1641) 2 October 10 Charles (I, 1634) 8 October 11 Charles (I, 1635) 19 April 8 Charles (I, 1632) 13 (sic.) August 17 Charles (I, 1641) 20 August 21 Charles (I, 1645) Lady of the manor (1632-4): Elizabeth Wendy, widow, mother and guardian of Thomas Wendy, gentleman, heir of William Wendy, knight, deceased, by virtue of a commission of the late King James, and in the ward of King Charles. Lord of the manor (1635-45): Thomas Wendy Esq. (one membrane)
6 - Court roll of the Manor of Elsworth: View of frank-pledge with court baron 2 October 10 Charles (I, 1634) 23 May 11 Charles (I, 1635) Lady of the manor (1634): Elizabeth Wendy, widow, mother and guardian of Thomas Wendy, gentleman, heir of William Wendy, knight, deceased by virtue of a commission of the late King James, and in the ward of King Charles. Lord of the manor (1635) Thomas Wendy, Esq. (one membrane: mutilated at foot)
7 - Court roll of the Manor of Elsworth: View of frank-pledge with court baron 23 May 11 Charles (I, 1635) 8 October 11 Charles (I, 1635) Lord of the manor: Thomas Wendy, Esq. (one membrane)
8 - Court roll of the Manor of Elsworth: View of frank-pledge with court baron. 21 April 12 Charles (I, 1636) Lord of the manor: Thomas Wendy, Esq. (one membrane)
9 - Court roll of the Manor of Elsworth: View of frank-pledge with court baron. 19 October 13 Charles (I, 1637) Lord of the manor: Thomas Wendy Esq. (one membrane, slightly damaged by vermin).
10 - Court roll of the Manor of Elsworth: View of frank-pledge with court baron. 4 April 14 Charles (I, 1638) 19 October 13 Charles (I, 1637) Lord of the manor: Thomas Wendy, Esq. (Two membranes, the second mutilated at foot)
11 - Court roll of the Manor of Elsworth: View of frank-pledge with court baron. 14 April 16 Charles (I, 1640) Lord of the manor: Thomas Wendy, Esq. (one membrane)
12 - Court roll of the Manor of Elsworth: view of frank-pledge with court baron. 21 October 22 Charles (I, 1646) Lord of the manor: Thomas Wendy, Esq. (one membrane, faded and partly illegible)
13 - Court roll of the Manor of Elsworth: court leet and court baron, including orders about drainage, 1655, and orders about pasturage, etc. 1656. 19 October, 1655. 28 October, 1656. Lord of the manor (1655): Thomas Wendy Esq. Lord of the manor (1656): Thomas Chicheley, Esq. (four membranes, the first torn)
14 - Court roll of the Manor of Elsworth: court leet and court bacon. n.d. (post October 1654) 16 April 1656 Lord of the manor: Thomas Chicheley, Esq. (one membrane, mutilated at foot, preceding membrane missing)
15 - Manor of Hackney, Middlesex. Record of rental of quitrents called the 'Lordshold', giving names of tenants and rents. 29 September 1719
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