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Inquisitions Post Mortems: Index of Jurors 'G' - Mapping the Medieval Countryside
Brinkley, Cambridgeshire
Several references to a village of Saham; probably this is Soham, Cambridgeshire
Source: Survey of English Place-Names, U Nottingham.
File: [ 1 ] [ Adam_Gyn_1280_Chester_and_Hokenhul.txt ] Cheshire
Adam GYN, Chester and Hokenhul; 1280, 1297 and 1306
Building Chester By Phillip Jones
"Yet another is a grant made by a man called Adam GYN in 1280 to another individual, called Richard Grund, for lands in Fleshmongers Lane, possibly as part of a marriage settlement made on GYN's daughter who was called Godusa".
https://books.google.ca/books?id=Ln8iAwAAQBAJ&pg=PT171&lpg=PT171&dq=%22Adam+Gyn%22+Chester&source=bl&ots=-hePQkLREE&sig=ACfU3U2zFpMkGbGECUxUJwL01aDPo9YOug&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjf-I2e-q3xAhUvAZ0JHfeoBtYQ6AEwBHoECAkQAw#v=onepage&q=%22Adam%20Gyn%22%20Chester&f=false
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National Archives
17 - Cheshire Archives and Local Studies
ZM - Mayor of Chester
ZM/R - PORTMOTE COURT ROLLS
ZM/R3 - Description available at other catalogue level
The Portmote Court dealt with pleas of real estate as well as pleas of trespass, covenant and debt. It always met on a Monday, usually two or three times a month. The court rolls contain both pleas and enrolments of deeds and exist as a separate series from 1295 to 1563. From 1561, the formal proceedings of the Portmote and Pentice Courts are filed together, making a series known as General Court Rolls (Ref. MSR). After 1553, the Portmote Court Rolls also contain proceedings in the Crownmote Court and Quarter Sessions.
Reference: ZM/R3/m.7v
Description: Labelled "Rot. 8".
Margery daughter of Roger le Falays appeared v. Adam GYN and Cecilia his wife on a plea of trespass. Therefore it was ordered that their pledges should be distrained for the second time.
https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/e47fc73a-725e-48b2-a0bb-5f04ee9045e9
Reference: ZM/R3/m.8v
Description: Portmote Monday next after the Feast of St. Bartholomew, Apostle, 25 Ed. [I] [26th August, 1297].
Margery daughter of Roger le Falays appeared v. Adam GYN and Cecilia his wife on a plea of trespass. And they did not come and [twice?] were distrained. Therefore judgment was given that they should be amerced and that they should produce better pledges that they might be there at the next court to answer.
https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/6428963c-e3bb-4ed5-9541-065b0e890832
Reference: ZM/R3/m.11v1297
Labelled "11".
Day given to Margery daughter of Roger le Falays, Adam GYN and Cecilia his wife on a plea of trespass until the next court at the prayer of the parties.
Year: 1297
https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/browse/r/h/199fe418-a821-40b4-bb60-e7da76b2044c
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Selected rolls of the Chester City Courts, late thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries,
by Manchester,Printed for the Chetham Society
Adam GYN and Thomas of Hokenhul
In the Pentice court in 1306 William of Doncaster and John Hurel were fined for not making suit at the Portmote and with them are associated Robert of Macclesfield, Adam GYN and Thomas of Hokenhul. It is probable that here are the names of three more judgers.(5) And, in fact, Hugh of Hokenhul, probably a son of Thomas, is repeatedly amerced in 1320/21, for failing to attend the Portmote to render dooms as a judger.(6) With him is occasionally associated John of Hatherne.(7) Apart from these cases, however, it is nowhere explicitly stated that such and such an individual was a judger.
(5) Pentice Roll 14 , m. 3.
(6) Portmote Roll 55. passim
(7) Ibid m. IV.
footnotes are in the text.
https://archive.org/details/selectedrollsofc00manc/page/n67/mode/2up
Hockenhull is a former civil parish, now in the parish of Tarvin, in the Borough of Cheshire West and Chester and ceremonial county of Cheshire in England.
File: [ 2 ] [ Alexander_Gyn_1464_Blakeney.txt ]; See: File: [ 117 ] [ emma_gynne_1469-1503_blakeney.txt ] Norfolk
Calendar of the Patent Rolls Preserved in the Public Record Office 1897 Alexander GYN The like to the mayor of the town of Blakeney, Thomas Andrewe, Alexander GYN, Edmund Thornam and Thomas Clerk, on like complaint by Henry Nederhofe, merchant of Dansk in Prussia, touching a hulk of Dansk, of which John Segebote is master, captured and taken to the port of Blakeney. https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=159225&page=363&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=1dc22de9e3d16479 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blakeney,_Norfolk
File: [ 3 ] [ David_de_Gyn_1342_Wallensis.txt ]
Regesta 154: 1342-1343 (Regesta, Vol. CLIV.) Pages 82-85 1342. 11 Kal. Aug. Villeneuve by Avignon. (f. 377d.) To David de GYN, Wallensis, son of Gervase de Aberchwylar. Reservation of a benefice, value 25 marks with cure of souls or 20 without, in the gift of the bishop and chapter of St. Asaph. [Cal. Pet. i. 2.] https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-papal-registers/brit-ie/vol3/pp82-85 see also: WALLENSIS, i.e. 'Welshman'; https://biography.wales/article/s-WALL-ENS-1200 - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Calendar of Entries in the Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland.: Papal Letters ...To David de GYN, Wa Hensis, son of Gervase de Aberchwylar. Reservation of a benefice, value... (Royaume-Uni - 2000) https://www.geneanet.org/fonds/bibliotheque/?size=50&nom=de+GYN&ignore_each_patronyme=&prenom=&prenom_operateur=or&ignore_each_prenom=&q=&ignore_each=&zonegeo__0__=&country__0__=®ion__0__=&subregion__0__=&type_periode=between&from=&to=&go=1 search only at Hathi Trust: Page 85 - 1 matching term Page 685 - 1 matching term https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt/search?q1=gyn;id=mdp.39015033923486;view=1up;seq=9;start=1;sz=10;page=search;sort=seq;orient=0
File: [ 4 ] [ Galfridus_Gynn_1226_Nottinghamshire.txt ] See: File: [ 12 ] [ Joan_de_Gynes_1249_Cambridgeshire.txt ]
Liber feodorum. The book of fees, commonly called Testa de Nevill, reformed from the earliest mss. by the Deputy keeper of the records. NOTTINGHAM AND DERBY. 373 S.ij.11.I.83-85 - cont. BERESETL' Galfridus GYNN aka Geoffrey Villa de Wetele est escaeta domini regis et valet [2] xxx.l. Nicholaus de Lettres tenet per dominum Johannem Regem. Oliva que fuit uxor Rogeri de Monte Begonis' tenet Osewardbec, que est de donacione domini regis per dominum regem et valet per annum xl.l. xix.s. Eadem Oliva est maritanda et est de donadono domini regis. Galfridus GYNN' tenet de eadem terra c. solidatas terre, Galfridus de Nevill' ix.m. de dono eiusdem Rogeri de Monte Begonis. Capella de Retford' debet esse de donacione domini regis. Robertus de Hampton' et Thomas clericus tenent, set nesciunt per quem. Google translate: The village of Wetele is the escheat of the lord king and is valid. Nicholas de Lettres holds by lord King John. Olive, who was the wife of Roger of Monte Begonis, holds Osewardbec, which is of the gift of the lord king by the lord king, and is worth forty l. xix. The same olive is to be married and is the gift of the lord king. Geoffrey GYNNE holds of the same land c. shillings of land, Geoffrey of Nevill 9.m. from the gift of the same Roger of Monte Begoni The chapel of Retford ought to be of the gift of the lord king. Robert de Hampton and Thomas the clerk hold, but they do not know by whom. https://www.melocki.org.uk/liber/PartI_1226.html Beresetls: see: https://epns.nottingham.ac.uk/browse/id/53286beeb47fc40bd4000824-Bassetlaw+Wapentake
File: [ 5 ] [ Geoffrey_de_Gynn_1253_Chatsworth.txt ]
38 HENRY III (28 October 1253–27 October 1254)
Fine Roll C 60/51, 38 HENRY III (1253–1254)
Membrane 13
Fines of the thirty-seventh year of Henry son of King John.
529
[No date]. Derbyshire. Geoffrey GYN of Chatsworth 1 give the king one mark for an assize of novel disseisin to be taken before J. of Lexington. Order to the sheriff of Derbyshire to take etc. [in the Roll, S’]
1. ‘de Chatteswrth’ written over an erasure.
https://finerollshenry3.org.uk/content/calendar/roll_051.html
File: [ 6 ] [ Gyns_1480_Brinkley.txt ] Cambridgeshire
Thomas GYN B 1. Grant by William Heylok and John Grove to John Welles junior, Thomas GYN, John Ledys and William Welles of lands and tenements m B.G. Witn.: John Londen; Alan Loveday; Thomas Lausell; John Kene; John Loveday and others. (B.G. 17 Feb. 1459.) B 4. Release by John son of Henry Lowen, Joan wife of Thomas GYN and Dionysia Lowen daughters of Henry Lowen, to the same, of all their right in the same. (15 June 1462.) William GYN B 5. Grant by John Loveday, carpenter, Thomas Loveday and John Belle to John Benteley, Simon Folkys, William Folkys and Richard Norwych of Westley, of the same. Witn.: Thomas Heyward • William Grouth; William GYN; Richard Hasylwode; John Cok and others. (B.G. 8 June 1486.) pg 151 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5555788&page=171&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=32d5b5b6c7b5f895 A history of the parish of Borough Green, Cambridgeshire with eighteen illustrations, one map and three plans Published in 1939 3. ST CATHARINE'S HALL pg 144, fn 1: Thomas GYN of Brinkley 4. Christ's College Thomas GYN 3. Misc. F 6. 1480. Thomas GYN of Brinkley grants to Thomas GYN of Burgh, John Laurence, Peter, Henry, and William sons of Thomas GYN, and William Leche, a messuage with a pightle between Chalwillane and John Serle, abutting on Burgh grene. Peter GYN; John GYN s. of Peter 6. Misc. B. 11. 1516. William Breton, vicar of Dullingham, John Parker and John Breton of D., William Parker of Borough, grant to Peter GYN, John Shorte, John London, John GYN s. of Peter and Richard Hervy all of B., a messuage built on lying near Chalderlane and the messuage of John London late Serle; also two pieces of arable land. No consideration money. 7. B. 44. 1527. Peter GYN late of Burgh, labourer, John Short, John London jun., John GYN s. of Peter grant to John Beton of B carpenter, Robert Mordant, gent. Martin Folkes, John Loveday' Thomas Tunwell, the messuage concerned in Nos. 3 and 6. pg 145 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5555788&page=164&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=3398dedfcb4ea984 Note: Other mentions of 'Ginn' and 'GYNN' around late 1600s in this book. ALSO: MUNIMENTS AND ARCHIVES OF CHRIST’S COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE Last updated by John Wagstaff 27 November 2020 44. Grant by Peter GYN to John Beton of land in Borough, 19 Hen. 8. See A 23 etc pg 192 4 paste-downs on verso of previous page, as follows: [1]MISC BOROUGH GREEN in CAMBS BURGH (BORROWE) Thos GYN of Bryunkle & o[the]rs grant to Thos GYN & o[the]rs Messuagium edificatum et duodecem [...] pecias terra arabiles divisum iacentes in villa et in campus de Burgh pg 198 https://www.christs.cam.ac.uk/sites/www.christs.cam.ac.uk/files/inline-files/Muniments_Inventory_List_Typed_March2021.pdf Individuals in this file: Thomas GYN of Brinkley Thomas GYN of Burgh (aka: Borough Green) - sons of Thomas GYN of Burgh - Peter - - John GYN, son of Peter GYN - Henry - William + Joan wife of Thomas GYN (which one?) + possibly another Thomas and another William. See also: [ William_Gynne_1581_Brinckley.txt ] in [ gyn_background_notes_after_1500 ]
File: [ 7 ] [ Henry_Gin_PRS_v 40_1926.txt ]
The Pipe Roll Society (PRS) [ looking for Henry Gin, around 1191 ] "The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Henry Gin, which was dated 1191, in the "Pipe Rolls of Norfolk", during the reign of King Richard 1, known as "Richard the Lionheart", 1189 - 1199". source: https://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Gynn and https://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Ginn and https://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Gynne should be found in: The Great Rolls of the Pipe of the third and fourth years of the reign of King Richard I: Michaelmas 1191 and Michaelmas 1192 (Pipe Rolls 37 and 38), Pipe Roll Society Publications, v. 40 (1926) Vol 40 NS 2 Stenton, D.M. ed., Pipe Roll Society, v. 40, 1926, 424 pages NOT ONLINE https://piperollsociety.co.uk/full-list-of-publications - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - search for 'gin': #83 (p. 45) - 1 matching term #226 (p. 188) - 1 matching term #393 (p. 355) - 1 matching term https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt/search?q1=gin;id=mdp.39015022774155;view=1up;seq=13;sort=seq;start=1;sz=10;page=search;orient=0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - https://books.google.ca/books/about/The_Great_Rolls_of_the_Pipe_of_the_Third.html?id=kk53zgEACAAJ https://books.google.ca/books/about/The_Publications_of_the_Pipe_Roll_Societ.html?id=9SxOwQEACAAJ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The great roll of the pipe for the second-tenth years of the reign of King Richard the First, Michaelmas 1190-1198 : now first printed from the original in the custody of the Right Hon. the master of the rolls Title No: 388731 Creator: Stenton, Doris Mary (Doris Mary Parsons), Lady, 1894-1971 Due to copyright restrictions, this book cannot be viewed online. https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/173172-the-great-roll-of-the-pipe-for-the-second-tenth-years-of-the-reign-of-king-richard-the-first-michaelmas-1190-1198-now-first-printed-from-the-original-in-the-custody-of-the-right-hon-the-master-of-the-rolls
File: [ 8 ] [ Henry_Gyn_1248_Horninglawe.txt ]
The Burton cartulary: Folios 61-69 Pages 63-70 Staffordshire Historical Collections, Vol. 5 Part 1. Folio 66. refers to: Henrici GYN "anno regni Regis Henrici filii Regis Johannis tricessimo secundo" which, I think, is 1248! full entry: "Omnibus etc. Ricardus filius Herberti de Scobenhale etc. Noverit etc. me dedisse Domino Laurentio Abbati etc. totam terram etc. quod habui vel habere potui in villâ de Scobenhale vel in aliis campis die Sancti Thomæ Apostolici anno regni Regis Henrici filii Regis Johannis tricessimo secundo etc. Pro hac autem donatione etc. dicti Abbas etc. dederunt mihi et heredibus meis unam bovatam terræ cum pertinentis in villâ de Horninglawe, illam scilicet quæ fuit Henrici GYN, cum unâ acrâ longâ scilicet quæ fuit Radulfi filii Pagani super Bemhull etc." rough google translation: "All etc. Son Richard Herbert de Scobenhale etc. Know, etc. I have given Sir Laurence Abbot etc. the entire earth, etc. they had or could have a villa or in other fields of Scobenhale day of St. Thomas the Apostle reign of King Henry the second son of King John thirtieth etc. For this gift, etc. said Abbot etc. They have heirs an bovate of land within the vill of Horninglawe, namely that of Henry GYN, with an acre and wide that he was the son of Ralph Payne on Bemhull etc." https://www.british-history.ac.uk/staffs-hist-collection/vol5/pt1/pp63-70
File: [ 9 ] [ Henry_Gyn_1257_Horninglawe.txt ]
Charter Document - 05910291 Charter Number: 05910291 Cartulary Title: The Burton Chartulary Charter Language: Latin Charter Origin: Lay Charter Type(s): Grant, Exchange Date: 1257 Date Type: Internal, Feast, Regnal Resource Link(s): British Library - Add MS 89169 (f92v) Henry GYN 1257 Horninglawe Staffordshire Pro hac autem donatione [] dicti Abbas [] dederunt mihi et heredibus meis unam bovatam terre cum pertinentis in ville de Horninglawe illam scilicet que fuit Henrici GYN cum una acre longe scilicet que fuit Radulfi filii Pagani super Bemhull For this gift, [] said Abbas [] gave me and my one bovate to reach the town of Horninglawe it is matters of Henry GYN as far as the atmosphere which belonged to Ralph Payne of the Bemhull https://deeds.library.utoronto.ca/charters/05910291 also: https://archive.org/details/collectionsfora03socigoog/page/n93/mode/2up?ref=ol&view=theater&q=gyn translation: https://translation2.paralink.com/Latin-English-Translation/
File: [ 10 ] [ Henry_Gyn_1270_Dunwich.txt ]
1270, membranes 21d, 20d, 19d, 18d, 17d, 16d, 15d, 14d, 13d, 10d, 9d, 8d, 7d, 6d, 5d, 4d, 2d, 1 Pages 476-486 Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III: Volume 6, 1266-1272. MEMBRANE 21d. Feb. 28. Westminster. Henry GYN, 1270, Dunwich, Suffolk Commission to R. Walerand reciting that whereas some serious contentions and discords have arisen amongst the king's men of Dunwich whereby peril may easily arise to the king and the parts adjoining that town on account of which the king has appointed him as his justice, with those whom he will associate with himself, to hear, appear and determine the same, and Peter son of Adam Robelyn of Dunwich appeals Richard le Scot, Leonard son of Thomas, Geoffrey le Clerc of Walepole, Henry GYN, Hubert le Taverner, John son of Thomas, Bella (Bellam) de Helmynghan, Walter de Kretyng and Alice his wife, Richard Fychet and Margery his wife, Robert le Poer and Mabel his wife, men of Dunwich, in the county court of Suffolk, of the death of Robert Robelyn his uncle; and the said Peter and Adam his father in like manner appeal the said appealed in the said county court, of mayhem and breach of the peace; and Roger son of John de Dunwyco appeals likewise all the said appealed of mayhem and breach of the peace; and that the king, wishing the said appeals to be determined before him has appointed him to hear and determine the same, and commands him to be at Dunwich on a day to be fixed by him and hear and determine the said appeals saving to the king the amercements and other things belonging to the king, and he has commanded the sheriff of Suffolk to cause the said appeals with their attachments, writs and other proofs (adminicutis) touching the said appeals, to come before him. Appointment of John le Moyne, escheator on this side Trent, to enquire whether the ancestors of Hubert de Monte Caniso were first enfeoffed of half a knight's fee in Stratford in the honour of Reyle by the baron who held that honour of the king in chief, or by the ancestors of William de Monte Caniso of Edwardeston. The like of Henry de Monte Forti to enquire by oath &c., whether it would be to the king's damage and whether there would be much diminution of the corpus of the county of Dorset, if the king remitted to the abbess of St. Edward's, Shaftesbury, and her successors the suits which they ought to make at the king's hundreds of Redendale and Whytewey, co. Dorset; and mandate to the sheriff of that county to send so many and such &c. The like of Robert Fulconis to enquire whether it could be to the nuisance of the king's manor of Eylesham and his men of that town and others of those parts, if the king were to grant to the abbot of St. Edmund's that under his court of Eylesham he may build a watermill and from the bank near the said town make a trench on his own soil whereby he may have a course of water to the said mill; and mandate to the sheriff of Norfolk to send so many and such &c. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-pat-rolls/hen3/vol6/pp476-486 see: John_GYNNE_1456_Dunwich.txt see: john_gyne_1442_dunwich.txt
File: [ 11 ] [ Henry_Gyn_1343_Middlesex.txt ]
May 4 Westminster Pardon to Thomas Sonye, Simon Sonye, Richard Ililde, Thomas Underwode and William Hunycroft of their outlawry in the county of Middlesex for non appearance before the king to answer touching a plea of trespass of Henry GYN, on certificate by William Scot, chief justice, that they have now surrendered to the Marshalsea prison of the King's Bench. http://sdrc.lib.uiowa.edu/patentrolls/e3v6/body/Edward3vol6page0015.pdf https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.l0065033318&view=1up&seq=27&q1=gyn
File: [ 12 ] [ Henry_Gyn_1362_Chester.txt ]
Henry GYN 75. Lease for lives : John, son of Richard de Frodesham, to Henry Doun, citizen of Chester, his wife Margery, and their son Thomas; a messuage in Estgatestrete, Chester, lying in breadth from the land late of William de Doncastr' to the city wall, and in length from the highway to the land late of Henry GYN ; for one barbed arrow p.a., payable at Midsummer. Witnesses: Alan de Whetelegh, mayor of Chester; Henry Doun and Hugh de Stretton, sheriffs of Chester ; Richard le Bruyn ; Richard de Manlegh ; Roger de Ledesham; Thomas de Apulton. Given at Chester, Wednesday before St. Gregory, pope, 36 Edward III. (9th March 1362). http://rslc.org.uk/api/file/Vol_103.pdf
File: [ 13 ] [ Henry_Gyn_1440_Bukworth.txt ]
Calendar of the Fine rolls preserved in the Public Record Office (Volume 17) Author : Great Britain. Public Record Office Published in 1911 AD 1440 Henry GYN in Bukworth, Huntingdon Membrane 12 Thomas Gylle, Henry GYN, John Swavesey, John Wyssyngden, Walter Godegame, Robert Forthe, John Leef of Bukworth, Richard Tetteworth, William West, Reynold Boxston; in the county of Huntingdon; excepting 46l.lls.8d.and 23l.5s.lOd. to be distributed by the abbot of Ramsey, and by Robert Stonham and Everard Digby, knights coming to Parliament. pg 146 (158) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=35592&page=158&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=5c375fc256153c1a https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ssd?id=mdp.39015008370549;seq=158 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015008370549&view=1up&seq=158&q1=gyn https://archive.org/details/calendaroffine17greauoft/page/146/mode/2up
File: [ 14 ] [ Henry_Gyne_1303_Essex.txt ]
Inquisitions and assessments relating to feudal aids, with other analogous documents preserved in the Public record office; A.D. 1284-1431; published by authority of H.M. principal secretary of state for the Home department by Great Britain. Exchequer; Maskelyne, Anthony Story; Johnson, C; Stamp, Alfred Edward, 1870-1938; Lyle, J. V Feoda militum Hundredi de ROCHEFFORD Page -154- Adam filius Simonis, Thomas de Wodeham, Agnes Schober' [Schobury], et Henricus de Gyne, (Geyne), tenent per baroniam in Parva Schober' [Schobury] un. f. https://archive.org/details/inquisitionsasse02grea/page/136/mode/2up?q=gyne, HUNDREDUM DE ROCHFORD Page -179- Edmundus Fitz Simond, chivaler, tenet un. f. in Parva Shobery, quod Adam filius Simonis, Thomas de Wodeham, Agnes de Shobery et Henricus Gyne, aliquando tenuerunt - - - - - - - xl. s. https://archive.org/details/inquisitionsasse02grea/page/160/mode/2up?q=gyne
File: [ 15 ] [ Henry_Gyne_1346_Rochford.txt ]
Essex Hundredorum de Rochford Edmundus Fitz Simond, chivaler, tenet un. f. in Parva Shobery, quod Adam filius Simonis, Thomas de Wodeham, Agnes de Shobery et Henricus Gyne, aliquando tenuerunt ... xl. s. Google translate: Edmund Fitz Simond, knight holds a. f. In Little Shoberie Adam Simon's son, Thomas Woodham, Agnes de Shoberie and Henry Gyne, once held https://brittlebooks.library.illinois.edu/brittlebooks_open/books2008-08/greabr0001inqass/greabr0001inqassv00002/greabr0001inqassv00002_ocr.txt also https://books.google.ca/books?id=dAY5AQAAMAAJ&pg=PA163&lpg=PA163&dq=Thomas+de+gyn-e,+miles,+tenet+quartam+partem+feodi+in+eadem,+quam+Adam+de+Newenham+(rectius...&source=bl&ots=rbAq1X3Gkc&sig=ACfU3U0no0XVjMwbwqc_s3xMqPEry16OtQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiWpZSm6qvxAhXMQzABHeAZD9cQ6AEwAXoECAMQAw#v=onepage&q=gyne,&f=false
File: [ 16 ] [ Isobel_Gynn_1436_Hindolveston.txt ]
Norfolk Record Office Item DCN 67/9 m 84d - GYNN, Isobel, of Hindolveston Reference code: DCN 67/9 m 84d Title: GYNN, Isobel, of Hindolveston Date(s): 1436 (Creation) Creator: Peculiar of the Dean and Chapter of Norwich; 1291-1857 See: Norfolk Genealogy vol. 16. https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/gynn-isobel-of-hindolveston
File: [ 17 ] [ Jacobi_Gyn_1410_West_Rudham.txt ]
Journal of the British Archaeological Association 1900 TWO NORFOLK VILLAGES BY THE REV. H. J. DUKINFIELD ASTLEY, M.A. Jacobi GYN 1410 West Rudham (c) Survey of Lands in East and West Rudham belonging to COXFORD, 1410-1411. Item tres acre apud Hangandenorthhyl iuxta terram Jacobi GYN exparte australi ct capud orientale abuttat super teiTam quondam Caves. Item sex acre apud sex acras iuxta terram Jacobi GYN ex parte occidentali et capud aquilonale abuttat super terram prioris de Castleacre. Item septem rode apud Helmersty iuxta terram Oliueri de Swathyng ex parte occidentali et capud australe abuttat super terram Jacobi GYN. pg 130 (649) https://archive.org/details/journalbritisha05assogoog/page/n649/mode/2up?q=gyn See: File: [ 62 ] [ John_Gyn_1402_Castellacre.txt ] [ Norfolk ]
File: [ 18 ] [ James_Gynne_husbandman_1500_Norfolk.txt ]
Henry VII, 1500: CP40no951; By Vance Mead; Side:f Images:89 County:Norf Pleas:debt Plaintiffs:Tulby, Richard, of Shipdham, executors of; (Tulby, Thomas, of Est Derham; Symonde, John; Canard, John, of Shipdham) Defendants:Barfote, John, of Shipdham, husbandman; GYNNE, James, of Shipdham, husbandman http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no951/CP40no951Def.htm
File: [ 19 ] [ Johannes_Gyn_1379_Bampton.txt ]
The Poll Taxes of 1377, 1379 and 1381: Part 2: Lincolnshire-Westmorland edited by Carolyn C. Fenwick Oxfordshire 1379 Bampton Hundred Johannes GYN 4d https://books.google.ca/books?id=-AuGBd05qE8C&pg=PA193&lpg=PA193&dq=Alicia+de+Saham&source=bl&ots=b6JHG06aBj&sig=ACfU3U1CU9bKzRsrMbJxqsPHxrn6qN-9yA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiY2sazg97xAhWQGVkFHWwsDwQQ6AEwDXoECBkQAw#v=onepage&q=gyn&f=false
File: [ 20 ] [ Johannes_Gyn_1379_Holt_Hundred.txt ]
The Poll Taxes of 1377, 1379 and 1381: Part 2: Lincolnshire-Westmorland edited by Carolyn C. Fenwick Norfolk 1379: Holt Hundred Johannes GYN Er. 4d 6d pg 112 https://books.google.ca/books?id=-AuGBd05qE8C&pg=PA193&lpg=PA193&dq=Alicia+de+Saham&source=bl&ots=b6JHG06aBj&sig=ACfU3U1CU9bKzRsrMbJxqsPHxrn6qN-9yA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiY2sazg97xAhWQGVkFHWwsDwQQ6AEwDXoECBkQAw#v=onepage&q=gyn&f=false
File: [ 21 ] [ Johannes_atte_Ginne_1330_Norfolk.txt ]
'John atte Guine' or 'John atte Ginne' or 'John GYNNE' in Kirkby Bydon Part 1 of 2 parts The Norfolk Antiquarian Miscellany v. 1 edited by Walter Rye Evidentiae extracte de rationabili Auxilio Regi Edwardo tertio anno regni sui vicesimo concesso ad primogenitum filium suum militem faciendium [King Edward the third year of his reign has been granted to the eldest son a knight; probably Edward III so the year would be 1330.] Norfolcia Henstead Galfridus Vernoun tenet unum feodum militis in Wilingham de Johanne de Segrave et idem de Rege quod Rogerus filius Osberti tenuit Johannes atte Guine Alicia de Saham et Thomas de Horspling tenent unum quarterium feodi militis de Thoma Camoys in Kirkeby Bydenn et idem Thomas de Baron de Wake et Thomas Wak de honore de la Wend et Abbas de la Wend de Domino Rege quod Johannes de Saham quondam tenuit . pg 38 https://archive.org/stream/norfolkantiquar04unkngoog/norfolkantiquar04unkngoog_djvu.txt https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=FLejbXNBjGgC&pg=GBS.PA40&hl=en_GB Google translate: Geoffrey Vernoun holds one knight's fee in the Wilingham, concerning John de Segrave, and the same is true of the King, which Roger son of Osbert, took her by the John atte Guine, Alice de Saham, and Thomas de Horspling hold a quarter of a knight's fee of Thomas Camoys' in Kirkeby Bydenn and the same Thomas de Baron of Wake, Thomas Wak the honor of Wend and abbot of Wend from the Lord King John de Saham once held. Book at: https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=FLejbXNBjGgC&hl=en_GB - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Part 2 of 2 parts Title: Inquisitions and assessments relating to feudal aids, with other analogous documents preserved in the Public record office; A.D. 1284-1431; Feudal Aids 1284-1431 Notes https://brittlebooks.library.illinois.edu/brittlebooks_open/books2008-08/greabr0001inqass/ Permanent URL for this page: http://hdl.handle.net/10111/UIUCBB:Serial/greabr0001inqass Vol 3 Norfolk Henstede Hundred AD 1346 Johannes atte Ginne, Alicia de Saham et Thomas de Horpling tenent unum quarterium f. m. de Thoma Camoys in KIRKEBY BIDOUN, et idem Thomas de baronia de Wake, et Thomas Wake de honore de la Wend (sic), et abbas de la Wend (sic) de domino rege, quod Johannes de Saham quondam tenuit - x.s. pg 498 Google translate: John atte Ginne, Alicia de Saham and Thomas Horpling holds one quarter f. m. in Kirkeby BIDOUN of Thomas Camoys and Thomas is out of Wake, Thomas Wake of honor of the Wende (sic), and abbot of Wendt (sic) of the king, which John de Saham once held https://brittlebooks.library.illinois.edu/brittlebooks_open/books2008-08/greabr0001inqass/greabr0001inqassv00003/greabr0001inqassv00003.pdf https://archive.org/details/inquisitionsasse03grea/page/498/mode/2up AD 1428 Walterus Eton et Robertus Wyrmegeye tenent unum quarterium f. m. in KIRKEBYDON, quod nuper fuit Johannis GYNNE, et aliorum, immediate de heredibus Thome Camoys. pg 563 Google translate: Walter Eton and Robert Wyrmegeye holds one quarter. m. In KIRKEBYDON, which recently was John GYNNE and others, is directly dependent on his Thome Camoys. https://archive.org/details/inquisitionsasse03grea/page/562/mode/2up KIRKEBY BIDOUN = Kirby Bedon, Southeast of Norwich Read: KIRBY-BEDON https://www.british-history.ac.uk/topographical-hist-norfolk/vol5/pp474-483
File: [ 22 ] [ Johannis_Gynne_1428_Norfolk.txt ]
Title: Inquisitions and assessments relating to feudal aids, with other analogous documents preserved in the Public record office; A.D. 1284-1431; Feudal Aids 1284-1431 Notes https://brittlebooks.library.illinois.edu/brittlebooks_open/books2008-08/greabr0001inqass/ Permanent URL for this page: http://hdl.handle.net/10111/UIUCBB:Serial/greabr0001inqass Vol 3 Norfolk Hensted Hundred AD 1428 Walterus Eton et Robertus Wyrmegeye tenent unum quarterium f. m. in KIRKEBYDON, quod nuper fuit Johannis GYNNE, et aliorum, inmediate de heredibus Thome Camoys. pg 563 ROUGH Google translate: "Walter Eaton and Robert F Wyrmegeye holds one quarter. m. In KIRKEBYDON, which recently was John GYNNE and others, is directly dependent on his Thome Camoys." https://brittlebooks.library.illinois.edu/brittlebooks_open/books2008-08/greabr0001inqass/greabr0001inqassv00003/greabr0001inqassv00003.pdf
File: [ 23 ] [ Johans_Gynne_ND_Geyton_Thorpe.txt ]
Rector of Geyton Thorp, John GYNNE (or Geyney) [Note: Geyton Thorp is in Norfolk and there is a 'John GYN' who was chaplain in Norwich, Norfolk; see note: John_Gyn_1430_Norwich.txt] refers to the brass as well as to a rector named 'John GYNNE' between 1454 to 1489 1. The church of Geyton Thorp is dedicated to St. Mary, and is a single ancient pile, covered with lead, has a round tower at the west end, (with two bells,) and is covered with a cap. In the chancel lies a gravestone with a brass plate, Orate p. a'i'a. Johans. GYNNE, quo'da' rectoris istius ecclie qui obt. xviii die mens. Maij Ao. Dni Millo. c.c.c.c. lxxxix cuj. &c. pg 439 Rector, 1454, John Geyney pg 440 https://www.british-history.ac.uk/topographical-hist-norfolk/vol8/pp437-441 https://archive.org/details/anessaytowardsa02parkgoog/page/n458/mode/2up 2. Gayton Thorpe Church History A slab at the East end of the Chancel could be the grave of the former rector, John Geyney, who died in 1489. Bloomfield writes of a brass here which has long since disappeared. There is a fine plain window seat sedilia ad piscine. https://www.ggmbenefice.uk/our-churches/gayton-thorpe/gayton-thorpe-church-history/ see also: An Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk ..., Volume 4 By Francis Blomefield, pg 546 "In the chancel lies a graveſtone with a braſs plate, -Orate p. a'i'a. Johans. GYNNE, quo'da' rectoris iftius ecclie qui obt. XVIII die menſ. Maij Ao. Dni Millo. C.C.C.C. LXXXIX cuj. & c." In this text, the rector name is clearly << GYNNE >> https://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/och/norfolk.shtml#blomefield_v4 image of pg 546: Johans_Gynne_ND_Geyton_Thorpe_pg546.jpg An Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk: Containing a Description of the Towns, Villages, and Hamlets, with the Foundations of Monasteries ... and Other Religious Buildings ... Collected Out of Leiger-books, Registers ... and Other Authentic Memorials, Volume 4 Francis Blomefield, Jan 1775 https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=WVoMAQAAMAAJ&pg=GBS.PA546&hl=en_GB - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - John GYNNE (fl.1489) Rector of Ayleswithorp. 1489 He made his Will. (http://nrocat.norfolk.gov.uk NCC, will register, Woolman, 39) Item NCC will register Woolman 39 - Ginne (GYNNE), John, rector of Ayleswithorp (Gaytonthorp) https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/ginne-gynne-john-rector-of-ayleswithorp-gaytonthorp 23 November 2011 found at: http://www.girders.net/index.php?dir=Gym/ Ian. S. Rogers
Aylesbury is near Great and Little Kimbell in Buckinghamshire which is west and a bit south of Luton, Bedfordshire.
File: [ 24 ] [ John _Gynne_or_Gunne_or_Junne_1416_No Location.txt ]
References to a John GYNNE or Gunne or Junne in about 1416 The register of Edmund Stafford, (A. D. 1395-1419) : an index and abstract of its contents by Hingeston, F. C. (Francis Charles), 1833-1910; Catholic Church. Diocese of Exeter. Bishop (1395-1419 : Stafford) Brent, Benedict Brente, chaplain, M.A., licensed to preach in the parish church of (3 April, 1416), i, 220 ; licensed as a publick preacher in the Deaneries of Woodleigh and Plympton (27 Jan., 1418-9), i, 245. — John Junne, V. of, appointed a Penitentiary for the Deanery of Totnes, i, 94, 115 b , 143, 194 b , 207 b , 217, 231, 237 b , 245 ; licensed as confessor (fn 1) to John Valewyll of Rattery (31 March, 1417), i, 232. fn 1 GYNNE, MS. (??) Page 37 https://archive.org/details/TheRegisterOfEdmundStafford/page/n59/mode/2up?q=gynne GYNNE or Gunne, John, V. of Brent, see Junne, and Brent. Page 120 https://archive.org/details/TheRegisterOfEdmundStafford/page/n141/mode/2up?q=gynne Brent [Brenta, MS.], Vicars of, — Robert Knygth ; on whose death was inst, 11 Feb., 1406-7, John Junne, M.A., chaplain ; patrons, the Abbot and Conv. of Buckfast,ii, 94 b. pg 150 https://archive.org/details/TheRegisterOfEdmundStafford/page/n171/mode/2up?q=Junne Index - Ordinations ( Tonsurati ) GYNNE, John, 288 Page 432 https://archive.org/details/TheRegisterOfEdmundStafford/page/n453/mode/2up?q=gynne GYNNE, John, 159. pg 440 https://archive.org/details/TheRegisterOfEdmundStafford/page/n461/mode/2up?q=gynne https://archive.org/stream/TheRegisterOfEdmundStafford/TheRegisterOfEdmundStafford_djvu.txt [Note: It appears that the author was not sure of the name so he included all possible variants.]
File: [ 25 ] [ John_Gyn_1272_Alrewas.txt ]
Collections for a history of Staffordshire (Volume Ser. 3) Author : Staffordshire Record Society Published in 1910 ALREWAS COURT ROLLS. Johannes GYN per Johannem Hayme [or Hayine], j° https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5272720&page=119&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=f314b45c574d0e9f pg 97 (119) Johannes GYN per Robertum filium Johannis de communi,j° pg 112 (134) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5272720&page=134&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=59f7016a3128ada4 Johannes GYN per Willelmum Clerium de communi[secta], ij° pg 114 (136) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5272720&page=136&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=6b2be1082254dd39 Curia de Alrewas die Sabbati proxima pos tfestum apostolorum Simonis et Jude anno r.r.H.lvij°. (Saturday,29 October, 1272). Johannes GYN per Willelmum filium Roberti decommuni, ij° pg 115 (137) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5272720&page=137&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=ff4f0f3becc81fe5 Curia apud Alrewas die Sabbati proxima post purificationem beate Marie anno domini mcclxxij°.(Saturday 4 February 1272.3.) Johannes GYN [essoniat se] per Robertum filium Johannis de communi secta,j°. pg 121 (143) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5272720&page=143&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=03221bdd816fce9d ALREWAS COURT ROLLS Johannes GYN per Robertum filium Hodi,ij°. pg 125 (147) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5272720&page=147&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=e68089b1e67884b9 Curia apud Alrewas die Jovis proxima post festum sancti Bernabe apostoli, anno domini MCCLXXIIJ(15 June, 1273). Johannes GYN per Willelmum filium Reginaldi de communi,jo pg 126 (148) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5272720&page=148&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=d1feb25a6c54901b Johannes GYN per Robertum filium Johannis de communi, j°. pg 134 (156) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5272720&page=156&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=d73b22d192c0abca
File: [ 26 ] [ John_Gyn_1280_Somersetshire.txt ]
Somersetshire pleas, civil and criminal, from the rolls of the itinerant justices .., Vol. 44 Published in 1897 For the 8th year of the reign of Edward I (1280) Vol IV Part 1 Civil Pleas Edited by Lionel Landon (m. 49) Geoffrey Buchard, William de Miridon' and John Markelyn seek against John GYN and Joan his wife a messuage, eight acres of land and one virgate and a half of land, excepting 20 acres of meadow, in Kyngesbyry of which Hugh de la Berghe, kinsman of the aforesaid Geoffrey, William and John Markelyn whose heirs they are, was seised in his demesne as of fee on the day on which etc. And John (GYN) and Joan come : and they vouch to warranty thereon the bishop of Bath with the dean and chapter of Wells and the prior of Bath. Let them have them at Winton' in county Suthampt' on three weeks after S. Martin's day by aid of the court and let them be summoned in this county. (m. 49) Joan who was the wife of John le Hert seeks against William le Hert a third part of a messuage, of a curtilage and of an acre and a half of land in Dultingcote as dower etc. And William comes : and he says that she ought not to have dower therein because he says that one Adam Godsweyn, to whom John the late husband of Joan demised those tenements, made satisfaction to Joan for those tenements and he asks judgement whether she ought or can be dowered a second time of those tenements. Afterwards: William came and by licence gave her her said dower etc. Let her have her seisin thereof. pg 342 (346) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5577712&page=346&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=fefa156dd4454257 From this, John GYN died before Joan won her case.
File: [ 27 ] [ John_Gyn_1314_Kent.txt ]
Calendar of the close rolls preserved in the Public ... v.2. Close Rolls, Edward II: March 1314 Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward II: Volume 2, 1313-1318. Originally published by Her John GYN Stephen de Chelesfeud acknowledges that he owes to William son of William Haymond, John GYN and Isabella his wife 22l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in the county of Kent.Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1893. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/edw2/vol2/pp91-95 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=umn.31951002067095p&view=1up&seq=108&q1=gyn - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Close Rolls, Edward II: March 1314 Pages 91-95 Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward II: Volume 2, 1313-1318 March 22. Westminster. Stephen de Chelesfeud acknowledges that he owes to William son of William Haymond, John GYN and Isabella his wife 22l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in the county of Kent. pg 94 https://archive.org/details/calendarofclo02grea/page/94/mode/2up Index GYN, Isabella wife of John, 94 ... John,94 https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/edw2/vol2/pp91-95 https://archive.org/details/calendarofclo02grea/page/682/mode/2up
File: [ 28 ] [ John_Gyn_1327_Aylesham.txt ]
Index of Placita de Banco, A.D. 1327-1328 :preserved in the Public Record Office LISTS AND INDEXES, No. XXXII. (In Two Parts). A.D. 1327-1328. PART I. Norfolk. 2 references 1. Plaintiff: John Gin Defendant: Thomas Jagge Term: T Regnal Year: 1 Membrane: 103d https://archive.org/details/indexofplacitade01newy/page/412/mode/2up 2. Plaintiff: Alice late the wife of Geoffrey de Hastynges of Aylesham. Defendant: John son of William GYN of Aylesham Term: T Regnal Year: 1 Membrane: 95 pg 417 https://archive.org/details/indexofplacitade01newy/page/416/mode/2up https://archive.org/stream/indexofplacitade01newy/indexofplacitade01newy_djvu.txt https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uva.x030350153&view=1up&seq=425&q1=gyn
File: [ 29 ] [ John_Gyn_1329_Ipswich.txt ]
Western Triangle (former Cranfield’s Mill garage), Star Lane/College Street, Ipswich
IPS 584 (IAS 5804)
Archaeological Post-excavation Assessment & Updated Project Design
Author: Kieron Heard; March 2014 © Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service
John GYN, Ipswich, 1329
Helen the daughter of John GYN
At a court held on the Friday after the feast of St Barnabas, the Apostle (11 June) 1329
Helen the daughter of John GYN granted to William de Kenbrok his wife Margaret and their
daughters all that messuage formerly John GYN in the parish of St Mary Quay in the suburbs of Ipswich
between the messuage of the aforesaid William and Helen formerly Peter Douneman on the part of the
west and the lane leading from the house of Robert attelane towards Pikenhithe on the east.
pg 114
https://suffolkarchaeology.co.uk/reports-pdfs/2013_141.pdf
File: [ 30 ] [ John_Gyn_1339_Kent.txt ]
Calendar of the close rolls preserved in the Public Record Office ... Edward III. A.D. 1339-1341. (1901) John GYN or Gyne, 1339 Aug. 1. Windsor. To the sheriff of Kent. Order to dearrest without delay two ships of John Pope the younger and John GYN of Clyve, whom the king appointed to supervise all ships and boats on either side of the Thames towards the north, taking wool hides and wool-fells to parts beyond the sea, and to arrest all wool, etc., found without letters of 'coket,' and to permit John and John to take the wool and victuals in the ships to parts beyond the sea to the king, as the ships are commissioned to take the wool of the king and the wool and victuals of magnates and other lieges staying in parts beyond the sea, to those parts, and they have been arrested by Robert de Morle, admiral of the fleet, from the mouth of the Thames towards the west as the king has learned, to set out with that fleet in his service. By C. pg 177 https://archive.org/details/calendarclosero04offigoog/page/n188/mode/2up Aug. 10. To the collectors of the custom of wool, hides and wool-fells in the port of London. Order to receive, by indenture, all wool, wool-fells, merchandise and ships arrested by Walter de Kent, John Pope and John Gyne, appointed to supervise all ships and boats on either part of the river Thames, taking wool and other merchandise, and to seize as forfeit all wool etc. found therein without letters of coket, and take them to the port of London, and to cause the wool to be kept safely for the king's use. pg 179 https://archive.org/details/calendarclosero04offigoog/page/n190/mode/2up Aug. 17. To the collectors of customs in the port of London. Order to deliver the forfeited wool, etc. taken by Walter de Kent, John Pope the younger and John Gyne, lately appointed to take non-coketted wool laded in ships on either side of the Thames, taken in a ship of Nicholas de Burnham, the custom and subsidy thereon not having been paid, except 19 sarplars, 5 pockets, which certain ministers of John fitz Water laded in his name in that ship in the port of Ipswich, as is said, and which the king ordered to be delivered by the ministers by a certain mainprise, to Thomas de Baddeby, who is about to take certain of the king's wool to him to parts beyond the seas, to be taken to the said parts, as has been fully enjoined upon him. pg 181 https://archive.org/details/calendarclosero04offigoog/page/n192/mode/2up Aug. 18. To the collectors of the custom of wool, hides and wool-fells in the port of London. Order to pay to Walter de Kent, John Pope and John Gyne, 71s. 4d. for their expenses in bringing a ship laden with non-coketted wool, wool-fells and other merchandise, from the mouth of the Thames to the port of London, which ship they took by reason of the king's commission to them to make scrutiny of all ships and boats on either side of the Thames, and to seize all non-cocketted wool, take it to the said port and deliver it to the collectors. By C. Aug. 30. To Master William la Zousch, dean of St. Peter's York, the treasurer. Order to receive a ship laded at Bornham in Essex with wool, wool-fells and divers merchandise, without payment of the custom and subsidy, and arrested with the wool etc. by Walter de Kent, John Pope and John Gyne, appointed to arrest such merchandise, and taken by them to the port of London, and the wool etc. and cause them to be sold without delay and to answer for the money thereof. The king has ordered John de Causton and Thomas de Swanlond, collectors of customs in that port, to cause the ship etc. to be delivered to the treasurer. By C. pg 185 https://archive.org/details/calendarclosero04offigoog/page/n196/mode/2up https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/edw3/vol5/pp177-190 see also: Calendar of the close rolls preserved in the Public Record Office : Edward III https://archive.org/stream/calendarofcloser05grea/calendarofcloser05grea_djvu.txt Index GYN, Gyne, John, surveyor of wool, 179, 181, 185, 188. ... of Cliffe, surveyor of wool, 177. see also: john_gyn_1343_shipmaster.txt
File: [ 31 ] [ John_Gyn_1343_Bradgate.txt ]
Close Rolls, Edward III: April 1344 Pages 368-374 John GYN Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward III: Volume 7, 1343-1346 May 5. Rising. of the rents of free tenants, to wit, of ... John GYN of Bradgate 11s. 8d. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/edw3/vol7/pp368-374 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=5560113&page=381&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=70b1b0ad0a769356
File: [ 32 ] [ John_Gyn_1356_Wiltshire.txt ]
Abstracts of Wiltshire Inquisitiones post mortem. Returned into the Court of chancery ... (Volume 48) Re: Walter de Coumbe (deceased) John GYN Chan. Inq. p. m., Ser1. ,39 Edward III, 1st Nos., No.26. New reference, Chan. Miscellanea, Bundle 134 ,File3. pg 344 (334) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=402416&page=343&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=63eb89bccba2e501
File: [ 33 ] [ John_Gyn_1365_Wiltshire.txt ]
Wiltshire Records Society (formerly the Records Branch of the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society) VOLUME XXVIII FOR THE YEAR 1972 WILTSHIRE EXTENTS FOR DEBT 16 Walter de Coumbe, of Wiltshire [MS. torn] 39 Edw. III... Extent at Ambresbury before Henry Sturmy by Edmund Godewyne, William de Harnham, John Bartour, John Gowyne, Richard Loukeharm,..., John Hat, John GYN, Robert Alesaundre, and John Harwedoune. INDEX: Goyn (Gowyne, Guyn, GYN): John, #16; Thomas, #27 (pg 148) http://www.wiltshirerecordsociety.org.uk/pdfs/wrs_v28.pdf also https://docplayer.net/99522517-Iitabi1-e-3kw-n-h-enrietp.html
File: [ 34 ] [ John_Gyn_1370s_Ufford.txt ]
History of Suffolk, volume 1, Medieval Suffolk; An Economic and Social History; 1200 –1500 John GYN Ufford Suffolk The proportion of people possessing their own home probably rose sharply in the immediate aftermath of the Black Death, and consequently the drop in the demand for housing was not as great as the fall in population. Yet many manorial courts of the 1350s and 1360s record a steady trickle of presentments for dilapidation on villein tenements, as the least attractive buildings fell into disuse or were taken down. At this early date the courts usually adopted an aggressive stance towards such wastage. In the early 1370s John GYN paid the Ufford court 5s. 4d. to remove a house and rebuild it in Melton, ... pg 236 https://epdf.pub/medieval-suffolk-an-economic-and-social-history-1200-1500-history-of-suffolk.html see also: Reference: HD 1538/402/59 Release 2 pieces of arable land and 1 piece of meadow and pasture in Ufford; 1st piece of land lying in field called Langhegh between bond land of John Grym' of tenement Ossebernes on S. and land of John GYN' sen. late of William Den' on N., E. head abutting on land of Richard Fen', son of John Fen' of Melton, W. head on land of J.T. called Lovsylond; 2nd piece in same furlong near there, between (2)'s lands late of John Oxe, land of manor of Melton, said land of John GYN', land of Ufford rectory and land of William Ide on S. and land late of Matilda Spynk' on N., both heads abutting as with 1st piece of land; and said piece of meadow and pasture called Beisfen lying between alder carr late of Stephen Toveld and bond pasture of Robert Ayston' of tenement Carteres, late of John Milis on E. and (2)'s pasture of fee-farm of manor of Benge [Byng in Pettistree] on W., N. head abutting on (2)'s pasture late of Robert Hewalle, S. head on alder carr late of S.T. and alder carr of John Byrd late of John Lacchekold; all of which (1) lately had by feoffment of S.T., with other lands and tenements; to hold of chief lords of fees by accustomed services. Witnesses: John Sextayn sen. of Ufford, Richard Grubbe, Thomas Gernoun, John Curtays and Richard Barat, all of the same, and many others. Given at Ufford on feast of St Matthew, 9 Hen.VI. Date: 21 Sept 1430 https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/ebe8cb97-3fe7-4a7c-a789-2f7a03291492 Note: This can't be the same man as the son of John Jenney, also John, who was "in holy orders, rector of Ufford, in Suffolk, before 1483", meaning he died before 1483. See: Guines_Gand_Gent_NO_KNOWN_CONNECTION/Jenney_Genealogy.txt
File: [ 35 ] [ John_Gyn_1402_Castellacre.txt ]
E-CIPM 18-519: THOMAS DE BELLO CAMPO , EARL OF WARWICK 521 Writ, for fees. ‡ 15 July 1402 . [Stanley]. [Dorse:] by Thomas Stanley . CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Inquisition. Cambridge. 4 Nov. [Castellacre]. Jurors: John Bargon ; William Smyth ; Robert Clerk ; John Dawe ; John GYN ; William Lutham ; John Moddyng ; Alexander Basse ; Nicholas Kixe ; Roger Dilly ; John Randolff ; and Richard Grauntesden . The following were taken into the king’s hands: Brinkley, 1/2 fee held by the heirs of John Mouhon and Andrew Mouhon , 60s. Whittlesford, 1/4 fee held by Edmund de Thorp, knight , in right of his wife, 40 marks. And the following advowsons: Kirtling, 20 marks. Brinkley, 10 marks. C 137/28/58 mm. 63-64 http://www.inquisitionspostmortem.ac.uk/view/inquisition/18-510/519 http://ipm.cch.kcl.ac.uk/view/inquisition/18-510/ See: File: [ 43 ] [ Jacobi_Gyn_1410_West_Rudham.txt ] [ Norfolk ]
File: [ 36 ] [ John_Gyn_1408_Essex.txt ]
The Essex review : an illustrated quarterly record of everything of permanent interest in the county - v.13, no.52 (Oct... Published in 1904 Thus, in August 1408, the Court Baron elected John Smyth constable in place of John GYN atte Wode, pg 208 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5579955&page=16&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=12967011243ebedf
File: [ 37 ] [ John_Gyn_1413_Essex.txt ]
The Essex review : an illustrated quarterly record of everything of permanent interest in the county - v.13, no.51 (July... Published in 1904 Thus, Sept., 1401, John GYN, senior, was elected bedell in place of John Strout. John Pyg was then elected bedell vice John GYN ; but, on 30th Nov., he renounced all claim to his copy-hold quarter-virgate rather than serve. pg 134 The Essex review : an illustrated quarterly record of everything of permanent interest in the county - v.13, no.52 (Oct... https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=5579954&page=6&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=67e89af6a584ff5c Published in 1904 Feb. 1418, John GYN senior was mulcted 12d. for cutting down a hedge on Swetyng's and leaving it unfenced, so as to endanger the re-growth, and was put under penalty of 20s. to have it safely fenced before May. pg 201-2 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5579955&page=9&book_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=98f521e3f0c938f3 Nov. 1413, John GYN was mulcted 40d. for carrying the crops of 5 acres off Riche's copyhold on to non-manorial land. pg 202 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5579955&page=10&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=d5b87787621f4cd9
File: [ 38 ] [ John_Gyn_1417_Church_Mead.txt ] Essex
The Essex review : an illustrated quarterly record of everything of permanent interest in the county - v.13, no.51 John GYN, Church Mead, Essex In 1417 we find Simon GYN holding a bit of pasture near Church Mead "by service of one plough-share, value 6d." pg 4 (132) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5579954&page=4&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=91714b421ddd7999 Thus, Sept., 1401, John GYN, senior, was elected bedell in place of John Strout. pg 6 (136) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5579954&page=6&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=46d89e4ad50526e7 July 1418, under penalty of 40d., they must assess the dilapidations of John GYN on his copyhold, Swetyng's, Jan. 1420, they must discover who had removed a fence (perhaps resented by the villagers as blocking a right of way) recently put up in the field called Wasshter; and Dec, 1421, detect the remover of the fallen gates of the manor-farm. pg 8 (136) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5579954&page=8&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=febd5503baf40eb1
File: [ 39 ] [ John_Gyn_1422_Bromeswall.txt ] Suffolk
Henry VI, 1422: CP40no647 Transcribed by Rosemary Simons Side: d Image: 442 County: Suffk Case Type: debt Plaintiff: Hervy, John Defendant: GYN, John, of Bromeswall, pedder; Barne, William, of Baudesey, tailor http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no647/CP40no647Pl.htm A peddler; fish pedder, a fish hawker
File: [ 40 ] [ John_Gyn_1427_London.txt ]
LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES BRIDGE HOUSE ESTATES CLA/007/EM/03/046 AD 1427 Indenture of Acquittance by William Clyntone, lord of Clyntone and say Acknowledging the receipt from Robert Bate, William Parkus and John GYN of 146s. and 8d. paid to John Cooke, and from the same John GYN of 6s.8d. paid to William Bokeland, in London at le Charyot. Two seals and fragment of a third attached. https://search.lma.gov.uk/LMA_DOC/CLA_007.PDF
File: [ 41 ] [ John_Gyn_1430_Norwich.txt ] Norfolk
John GYN of Norwich, chaplain 1. John GYN (tenant) and others Reference code: DCN 44/59/32 Title: Agreement re common pasture and bruery between prior William of Holy Trinity and tenants of his manor Date(s): 20 Apr 1430 (Creation) also mentions William Paston kings justiciar https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/agreement-re-common-pasture-and-bruery-between-prior-william-of-holy-trinity-and-tenants-of-his-manor 2. Reference code: MC 2250/7, 1008X6 Title: Flordon: grant by Robert Berd of Tacolneston to Walter Glover of Flordon, John Throwere of the same, clerk, Nicholas Noth of Thaseburgh [Tasburgh], clerk, and John GYN of Norwich, chaplain Date(s): 11 Nov 1432 (Creation) https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/flordon-grant-by-robert-berd-of-tacolneston-to-walter-glover-of-flordon-john-throwere-of-the-same-clerk-nicholas-noth-of-thaseburgh-tasburgh-clerk-and-john-gyn-of-norwich-chaplain John GYN; fl 1432; chaplain; Norwich, Norfolk https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/john-gyn-fl-1432-chaplain-norwich-norfolk [This is probably the John GYN who wrote the letters to the Pastons] [It appears that William Paston also had an estate at Therfield, in Hertfordshire which was brought to him by his wife, Agnes Barry] [See: Paston_Letters_Notes.txt in Ginn Miscellany >> letter_John_Gyn_to_Paston_1436 folder ] Therfield church was in a bad state of repair in 1874 and was partially rebuilt . Some memorials were relocated. ... The northside aisle chapel built by William and Agnes Paston (nee Berry had received Horwellbury, a small Kelshall estate from her father as part of her dowry. (Hertfordshire 1731-1800 as Recorded in the Gentleman's Magazine, edited by Arthur Jones, pg 81) https://books.google.ca/books?id=_hkA87TVeW4C&pg=PA81&lpg=PA81&dq=William+Paston+also+had+an+estate+at+Therfield,+in+Hertfordshire&source=bl&ots=3KlKQOzcWi&sig=ACfU3U3S3As9NX5oR9Hslp1zF4vf_vsjYg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjs6PK94I3yAhVZV80KHUCWCQ8Q6AEwEHoECAwQAw#v=onepage&q=William%20Paston%20also%20had%20an%20estate%20at%20Therfield%2C%20in%20Hertfordshire&f=false
File: [ 42 ] [ John_Gyn_1451_Walsall.txt ] Staffordshire
Calendar of the deeds and documents belonging to the corporation of Walsall, in the town chest, extending from the reign... Author : Walsall (England) 55. 30 Hen.VI. [1451-2.] POWER OF ATTORNEY from Thomas Mollerdy [Mollesley?], Walshale, to John GYN ..., to deliver to William Lyle and William Magottesone, seisin of the manor of Bascote. Dat. S. Nicolas Bishop, [Dec.6,] Ao. 30 Hen.VI. [1451]. Lat. Seal injured. [See No.51] pg 18 (22) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=518312&page=22&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=ef2652e9abc191fa Staffordshire see also: John_Gyn_1447_Walsall.txt
File: [ 43 ] [ John_Gyn_1493_Stevenage.txt ] Hertfordshire
List of early Chancery proceedings preserved in the Public Record Office (v.10=no.55) Author : New York,Kraus Reprint Corp., Great Britain. Public Record Office, Great Britain. Court of Chancery Published in 1963 EARLY CHANCERY PROCEEDINGS VOL X File 1509 14 William NOODE and other v. John NORRES of Chells (in Stevenage), gentleman,and John GYN. Closes of pasture in Stevenage conveyed by Richard Burwell for an obit in the church there. See File 216, No.19. (Cir.1493-1500.) HERTS. pg 301 (307) https://archive.org/details/listofearlychanc1055newy/page/300/mode/2up?q=gyn referenced from: https://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/sources/equity.shtml https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=9248568&page=307&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=5c3204b29ae5d381
File: [ 44 ] [ John_Gyn_carpenter_1400_Great_Waltham.txt ] Essex
The Essex review : an illustrated quarterly record of everything of permanent interest in the county - v.13, no.50 (April... Published in 1904 FOREST INDUSTRY AT WALTHAM. These great woods, no doubt, involved much woodland industry, of which we are ignorant, We can imagine that the felling and the barking were done by forced labour of the serf cottagers. We can guess that Walter Wheler, who took oath of fealty in 1400, was really Walter, the wheelwright, and that: John GYN, carpenter, and John Gybbe, carpenter, had materia* enough to hand for their craft pg 71 (7) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=5579953&page=7&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=fbf88ea2540e58c6 FREQUENT TRESPASS IN CROPS. One result of the great fenceless fields was constant trespass in the manorial crops by the cattle of tenants. In fact, if we except the transfers of land, there is no business of the Court Baron which occupies so much of the rolls as the mulcts for such trespasses. The manorial land was in charge of a propositus (or farm-bailiff), and, at harvest-time, of a messor (or chief-reaper). These officers were elected and removed by the Court Baron. Thus in October, 1398, Jeffrey Curwen was elected propositus, and Jeffrey Davenyssh, messor. In March, 1401, Jeffrey Davenyssh was removed, and John GYN elected into his place. https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5579953&page=13&book_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=902042dc6a354081
File: [ 45 ] [ John_Gynn_1651_Anstey.txt ] Hertfordshire
The registers of St. Helen's Bishopgate, London (Volume 31) Author : St. Helen, Bishopsgate (Parish : London, England) 1651 June 27 John GYNN of Anstey in the Countie of Hertford, yoman, and Anne Warren of London, maiden https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=403293&page=152&name=GYNN&with_variantes=0&tk=ec6efd0e8e0303a6 see also: "The registers of St. Helen's Bishopgate, London" https://archive.org/stream/registersofsthel31sthe/registersofsthel31sthe_djvu.txt
File: [ 46 ] [ John_Gynne_1434_Erle-strete_Coventry.txt ] Warwickshire
The Coventry leet book; or mayor's register by Coventry, England Court-leet, Coventry (England). Court-leet, Mary Dormer Harris Part I 19. Joh. Mychell Mayor. King's Present, 1434. Erls-strete Joh. GYNN 3s 5d pg 163 https://archive.org/details/coventryleetboo00unkngoog/page/n178/mode/2up 20. Joh. Everdon, Mayor. King's Loan, 1435. Erls-strete Joh. GYNN 2s 0d https://archive.org/details/coventryleetboo00unkngoog/page/n194/mode/2up
File: [ 47 ] [ John_Gynne_1453_Ware.txt ] Hertfordshire
CP 25/1/91/116, number 167. John GYNNE and Joan, his wife Link: Image of document at AALT http://aalt.law.uh.edu/CP25%281%29/CP25%281%29Herts91/B/IMG_0048.htm County: Hertfordshire. Place: Westminster. Date: The day after St John the Baptist, 31 Henry VI [25 June 1453]. Parties: Philip Boteler, esquire, Thomas Braughing, John GYNNE and Joan, his wife, and Thomas Bole, querents, and John Brid' and Margaret, his wife, deforciants. Property: 1 messuage in Ware. Action: Plea of covenant. Agreement: John Brid' and Margaret have acknowledged the messuage to be the right of John GYNNE, as that which the same John and Joan, Philip, Thomas and Thomas have of their gift, and have remised and quitclaimed it from themselves and the heirs of Margaret to Philip, Thomas, John GYNNE and Joan and Thomas and the heirs of John GYNNE for ever. Warranty: Warranty against John, prior of Hertford, and his successors. For this: Philip, Thomas, John GYNNE and Joan and Thomas have given them 20 pounds sterling. Standardised forms of names. (These are tentative suggestions, intended only as a finding aid.) Persons: Philip Butler, Thomas Braughing, John Ginn, Joan Ginn, Thomas Bool, John Bride, Margaret Bride Places: Ware http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/fines/abstracts/CP_25_1_91_116.shtml
File: [ 48 ] [ John_Gynne_1456_Dunwich.txt ] Suffolk
Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology by Suffolk Institute of Archaeology Publication date 1848 IV. Extracts from Wills and other materials showing the history of Suffolk Churhes, Chantries and Guilds being an appendix to the article published in the proceedings vol. XII Complied by V. B. Redstone 66. DUNWICH. Chapel of Domus Dei ; Margt. Bodebrook, 1446, Jn. GYNNE. 1456. House of Knights Templars. Min, Accts. 5-6 Edw. II (1312). Full account given, contents of Chapel very interesting. Jn. de Medefield. custodian. Chapel with hamlet of Dingele. P.R.O. Knts. Temp. Bdl. 18 3a. 18m. Lands and goods seized 10 Sept., 1307, for 199 days. Robert de Suffield, parson of Brampton to care of goods, amongst which quarried stone from Normandy is mentioned. At an Inquisition held in 1185, it was noted that the King granted to John de Cove a messuage and a windmill for rent half a mark. Temple Mount Dunwich may be that on which the windmill then stood. P.R.O. Mins. Accts. 5-6. Edw. II Bundle 1006 mem, 30. Richard Cook for shop at Church Gate. St. Barnabas Dav, 6s. 8d. 1458 https://archive.org/details/proceedingssuff01archgoog/page/n92/mode/2up?q=gynne see: john_gyne_1442_dunwich.txt see: Henry_Gyn_1270_Dunwich.txt
File: [ 49 ] [ John_Gynne_1470_Hoddesdon.txt ] Hertfordshire
Henry VI, 1470: CP40no837; By Rosemary Simons John GYNNE Side:f Image:199 County:Herts Case Type:debt Plaintiff:Tye, William, of Hoddesdon Defendant:Chaumberleyn, John, of Steeple(?), Cambs, husbandman; Bagge, John, of Stepil Mordon, Cambs, husbandman; GYNNE, John, of Hoddesdon, husbandman; Sampson, John, of Ware, Herts, tiler; Mordon, Richard, of Ge--(?), Herts, collier http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no837/CP40no837Cty.htm
File: [ 50 ] [ John_Gynne_1484_Suffolk.txt ]
Richard III, 1484: CP40no888; By Rosemary Simons http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no888Act.htm John GYNNE, Newmarket, Suffolk Side:d Image:807 County:London Case Type:debt 1484 Plaintiff: Derlyngton, Robert, of London, fish monger Defendant: Casse, Thomas, of Hatfelde Broad Oak, Essex, husbandman; White, Richard, of Hatfelde Broad Oak, husbandman; Gardeyner, John, of Reading, Bersk, barber; GYNNE, John, of Newmarket, Suff, pedlar
File: [ 51 ] [ John_Gynne_Taul_1_Norfolk.txt ]
Page Taul 1 Side:f Image:354 County:Norf Case Type:debt Plaintiff:Snellyng, John Defendants:Cote, Henry, of Est Derham, husbandman; GYNNE, John, of Shypdam, butcher http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no1055Def.htm
File: [ 52 ] [ John_Gynne_Taul_1_Somerset.txt ]
Page Taul 1 Side:d Image:2051 County:London Case Type:debt Plaintiff:Popley, William, of Bristol, gent and mercer Defendant:Lucy, Robert, of London, esq, sewer of the King's chamber; Browne, Roger, of Rosse, Herefs, mercer; Fowler, Robert, of London, yeoman; GYNNE, John, of Churchehill, Soms, clerk http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no1116Cty.htm William Popley (c. 1490-c. 1575) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Popley Therefore this reference dates to mid 16th century.
File: [ 53 ] [ John_Gynne_between_1390_to_1410_Exeter_College.txt ]
List of rectors of Exeter College, Oxford John GYNNE (1395–1399) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_rectors_of_Exeter_College,_Oxford https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/oxon/vol3/pp107-118 John Coulyng, Thomas Noreys, and John GYNNE to grant messuages in Oxford to the rector.. Reference: C 143/437/9 Description: John Coulyng, Thomas Noreys, and John GYNNE to grant messuages in Oxford to the rector and scholars of the house of Stapeldon there. Oxford. Date: 7 HENRY IV. https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C7578060 https://books.google.ca/books?id=u7RLAAAAcAAJ&pg=RA4-PA50&lpg=RA4-PA50&dq=%22John+Gynne%22+Oxford+-Gwynne&source=bl&ots=Lz45cYCYlW&sig=ACfU3U1PIrDcQqRWPNyyazmTTajG69RA4w&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjcuZWPhOjxAhXAAp0JHTXmCyMQ6AF6BAgUEAM#v=onepage&q=%22John%20Gynne%22%20Oxford%20-Gwynne&f=false https://books.google.ca/books?id=Lhc5AQAAMAAJ&pg=PA116&lpg=PA116&dq=%22John+Gynne%22+Oxford+-Gwynne&source=bl&ots=LTAesuAEv4&sig=ACfU3U0oD9pHyJD-eap7YqDU0P2oRytwgg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiploTChOjxAhXUZc0KHWS4DXYQ6AF6BAgVEAM#v=onepage&q=%22John%20Gynne%22%20Oxford%20-Gwynne&f=false Registrum Collegii Exoniensis: Register of the Rectors, Fellows, and Other Members on the ... (Volume 27) Author : Charles William Boase, Exeter College (University of Oxford) Published in 1894 John GYNNE On 28 Oct. 1405 these four granted the Hall to Thyngden, who granted it on 31 Oct. to M. Thomas Noreys, M. John GYNNE and M. John Cowlyng clerks for £20; and on 25 Nov. quitclaimed to them. On 27 Oct. Noreys GYNNE and Cowlyng give up a statute merchant of £20 by which Thyngden secured them against any claim by himself or his wife Katerine (in right of dower), or by any of the previous owners, who are enumerated. On 12 July 1406 Noreys GYNNE and Cowlyng gave two messuages to the Rector and Scholars of Stapeldonhall, viz. Chekcrhalle in S. Mildred's, and Gyngyveres Place' in the Great Bailey in S. Martin's, after obtaining the King's licence 19 June 1406 (Comm. ed of Statutes p. 50, Wood's City L 78, 116, 220); pg xxii https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=308056&page=33&book_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=4a6c092a02d777a2 1392 Register of Exeter College John GYNNE, corn, summer 1390 to winter 1405; M.A., Rector 1395-99; John GYNNE or Junne, V. of Brent 11 Feb. 140-6/7, first tonsure 9 June 1408, named Penitenciary for deanery of Totnes 15 Jan. 1409/10 and on 8 subsequent occasions. Stafford's Reg. 22 Sep. 1413 disp. to John GYNNE clerk to take orders and any benefice, though son of an unmarried man and woman, and p. 37, 433 (another J. G. p. 120). pg 23 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=308056&page=218&book_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=c13cbdd63f1afa04 see also: Publications] (Volume 27) Author : Oxford Historical Society Source: Internet Archive 366 REGISTER OF EXETER COLLEGE (9)Henry IV at Westminster 19 June 1406 permits John Couling, Thomas Noreys, and John GYNNE to grant Cheker Hall and Gyngyvere's Place. https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=84088&page=562&book_type=livre&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=c73be6432c087a6c Oxf. Hist. Soc (Volume 15) Author : Oxford Historical Society (Oxford, England) Published in 1885 Chequers It being owned in Henry V's time by one John Couling, Thomas Norreys, and John GYNNE, gave it togeather with Gyngyner's Place *, with licence from the king in the 7 year of his raigne (1419) to the Rector and schollers of Stapledon Hall*, etc. pg 116 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=307934&page=132&name=GYNNE&with_variantes=0&tk=ce572ea8ff8f3dd3 John GYNNE was rector of Exeter College (1395–1399) He is probably related to GYNNE in Cornwall, Devon and/or Exeter He held a Masters of Arts degree.
File: [ 54 ] [ John_Le_Gyn_ND_Waltham_Forest.txt ] Historic county: Essex
The Essex review : an illustrated quarterly record of everything of permanent interest in the county - v. 15, no.... Published in 1906 THE DEER IN WALTHAM FOREST. A Supplementary Note. BY WILLIAM CHAPMAN WALLER. F.S.A. On the Wednesday next after the feast of S. Peter-ad-Vincula in the same year, John Le GYN took a doe in the same forest. Date range: 1221 - 1263 "The date given in one of the later entries, viz., St. Stephen's day, 23 reg., fixes that particular entry to Dec. 26, 1238, and the names occurring in others fit in with it". pg 22 - 23 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5579885&page=28&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=LE+GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=f74f4a63a8611939
File: [ 55 ] [ Laurence_Gyn_1310_Stanhoe.txt ] Norfolk
Norfolk Record Office Reference code: BL/MD 7 Title: Various Parishes Date(s): 13th century-16th century (Creation) (15) Grant by Laurence GYN of Stanhoe to Roger de Nortune dwelling there of 1a. 1r. in field of Docking 'apud West vnder ye lig' apud Choslesty', ?24 Sep 1310 (1 parchment) https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/various-parishes - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Reference code: BL/MD 3 Title: Stanhoe Date(s): 13th century-17th century (Creation) (32) Appointment by Laurence GYN of Stanhoe of Ciprian Manser of same to deliver seisin to Reginald de Northtone of 1a. 1r. land in the field of Docking 'apud west vnder the ligt', Sunday before St Mathew apostle, 1310-1311 (1 parchment) https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/stanhoe-2
File: [ 56 ] [ Radalphus_Gysne_1375_Bury.txt ] Suffolk
Calendar of pre-reformation wills, testaments, probates, administrations : registered at the probate office, Bury St. Edmunds by Redstone, Vincent Burrough; Bury Saint Edmunds (Suffolk). Probate Office; Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and Natural History Published in 1907 REGISTERS OF TESTAMENTS, WILLS AND PROBATES AT BURY. BOOK I. Radulphus Gysne [Gesne] de Bury, 1375. pg 5 https://archive.org/details/calendarofpreref00redsrich/page/4/mode/2up?q=gynn
File: [ 57 ] [ Richard_Gyn_1329_St_Swithin.txt ] London
Parishes: St Swithin 1329 Richard GYN: 2 references "granted all the land to Richard Wiltshir and to a certain Richard GYN, citizen and grocer, now dead" The Cartulary of Holy Trinity, Aldgate Pages 81-83 https://www.british-history.ac.uk/london-record-soc/vol7/pp81-83
File: [ 58 ] [ Richard_Gyn_1404_London.txt ]
Deeds: A.2001 - A.2100 refers to 'R. GYN; likely 'Richard GYN' (see next entry); year is probably 1404 Pages 25-38 A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds: Volume 2 [Middx.] A. 2030. Grant by Richard Wyltsshire, of Haydon, Essex, to Richard Whityngton, citizen and alderman of London, William Schepton and William Grove of 10s. yearly rent issuing from the tenement Robert Coton inhabits in the parish of St. Swithin in Candelwykestrete. He recites the five following conveyances of the said rent and other property:— J. de Sancto Edmundo and J. de Dannehurst to William, rector of St. Swithin's, 4 Edward II. [A. 2016.]: William, rector of St. Swithin's to Warin Myngy, 11 Edward II.: Margaret, late the wife of W. Myngy, to Henry de Preston, 3 Edward III.: Isabella, daughter and heir of H. de Preston, to John Wyltshire, John Rydere, and others, 1 Richard II.: John Rydere to R. Wyltshire and R. GYN. 5 Henry IV. Richard Whityngton, Mayor, Robert Whityngham and John Boteler, sheriffs of London. 10 July, 8 Henry V. Seal. Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment at the Husting, Monday after St. Wulstan, 8 Henry V. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/ancient-deeds/vol2/pp25-38 - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Deeds: A.2401 - A.2500 Pages 74-87 Richard GYN A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds: Volume 2. [Middx.] A. 2410. Grant by John Rydere, clerk, to Richard Wyltsshire, of Haydon, Essex, and Richard GYN, citizen and grocer of London, of lands, &c., in 'le Roperie' and in Heywharflane in the parishes of All Hallows in the Hay, St. Swithin in Candelwykstret and St. Nicholas in Oldefisshestret which he, together with John Wyltsshire, citizen and pepperer of London, and Alice his wife, John Chesterford, and Nicholas, son of Hugh Parys, now deceased, had by grant of Isabella de Preston, enrolled at the Husting in London Monday before St. Edmund the King, 1 Richard II. William Askham, Mayor, Thomas Fawkener and Thomas Polle, sheriffs of London. 2 June, 5 Henry IV. Seal. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/ancient-deeds/vol2/pp74-87
File: [ 59 ] [ Richard_Gyn_1422_Byre.txt ] Dorset
Henry VI, 1422: CP40no647 Transcribed by Rosemary Simons Side: d Image: 828 County: Dorset Case type: debt Plaintiff: Kymerych, Thomas, on his own account Defendant: GYN, Richard, of Byre, butcher; Somersete, John, of Southampton, Hants, butcher; Stallard, Robert, of Redbrigge, Hants, butcher http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no647/CP40no647Pl.htm
File: [ 60 ] [ Richard_Gynne_1283_Elmeswelle.txt ] Suffolk
A Suffolk hundred in the year 1283, the assessment of the Hundred of Blackbourne for a tax of one thirtieth, and a return showing the land tenure there by Powell, Edgar, 1853-; Great Britain. Board of Inland Revenue Publication date 1910 Cambridge U Press Natiui de Elmeswelle Ric. GYNNE xijd pg 82 https://archive.org/details/suffolkhundredin00powe/page/82/mode/2up?q=gynne https://archive.org/details/cu31924030265528/page/n119/mode/2up?ref=ol&view=theater&q=gynne https://archive.org/stream/suffolkhundredin00powe/suffolkhundredin00powe_djvu.txt https://books.google.ca/books?id=ONs8AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA82&lpg=PA82&dq=Elmeswelle++William+Gynne&source=bl&ots=V2M3xwv8nN&sig=ACfU3U3RRrBWJ3fyJP1_HH8iy71-67xsuQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjCt7-6-t3xAhVJhOAKHZt9C7QQ6AEwA3oECAIQAw#v=onepage&q=Elmeswelle%20%20William%20Gynne&f=false
File: [ 61 ] [ Robert_Gyene_1357_Bristol_Fine_Rolls.txt ]
Calendar of the Fine rolls preserved in the Public Record Office / prepared under the superintendence of the Deputy Keeper of the Records., v.7. | HathiTrust Digital Library Robert Gyene or Gyen of Bristol AD 1357 Membrane 17. Feb. 17. Commission to William de Chiltenham and Michael de Grendon, Westminster, king's serjeant-at-arms, to arrest by his body Reynold le Frensh, who is bound to the king in 1060L. of the goods late of Robert Gyene, whereof he was convicted before Richard de Stafford, William de Thorp and their fellows, late justices of oyer and terminer in the counties of Gloucester and Somerset, as appears by a certificate of the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer sent into Chancery, and to take him to the Flete prison, deliver him to the keeper thereof for safe keeping until further order, and seize into the king's hand and keep safely until further order all his goods and lands in England ; and commission to make inquisition touching all his goods which cannot be found in his keeping, seize them also into the king's hand as above, and extend his lands and send the extent thereof to the Exchequer, with a certificate as to the goods and their value, and all that has been done in the matter. pg 32 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ssd?id=njp.32101077283628;seq=40 AD 1357 Mar. 16. Westminster. Order to the sheriff of Oxford,—on information that Robert de Gyene of Bristol, who was lately convicted before certain justices of having divers sums of money belonging to Hugh le Despenser and Robert de Baldok, late the king's enemies, which pertained to the king, held in his demesne as of fee on the day of his conviction divers lands in the town of Oxford which have not yet been taken into the king's hand,—to find by inquisition what lands he so held, of whom they are held and by what service, and how much they are worth yearly, and to take all such lands into the king's hand and keep them safely until further order. By C. https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ssd?id=njp.32101077283628;seq=41 AD 1359 Feb. 20. Commitment to Reynold le Frenssh, with the assent of Nicholas de Westminster. Cadbury, of 3 crofts of land and pasture in Knoll, the keeping of which, and of certain premises at La Temple by Clutton. was lately committed to Nicholas [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1358-1361, p. 118]; to hold the same for as long as they shall remain in the king's hand by reason of the debts wherein Robert Gyen was bound to the king on the day of his death, rendering to the king 4s. 6d. yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas, in part payment of the 10s. of extent and 12d. of increment payable by Nicholas for the lands committed to him as above. pg 88 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ssd?id=njp.32101077283628;seq=96 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS. 1363 Membrane 14—cont. July 10. Commitment to the master of the hospital of St. John, Bristol, Westminster. at the request of Nicholas de Cadebury, of the keeping of 2 carucates of land in Hasele and Shortecombe which Robert Gyen, who was bound to the king in divers debts on the day of his death, held for a ... 37 EDWARD III. 1363. July 12. Westminster. Membrane 13—cont. ... term of 30 years from Michaelmas, 19 Edward III, of the demise of the said master, and which were occupied by Egelina late the wife of Robert after his death and recovered by the king against her and others in the Chancery, to hold the same during the king's pleasure, rendering 4 marks 3s. yearly, as the said Nicholas, to whom the keeping was previously committed, rendered therefor. pg 262-263 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ssd?id=njp.32101077283628;seq=270 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ssd?id=njp.32101077283628;seq=271 Index Gyen, Gyene, Robert or Robert de, 32, 88, 262. of Bristol, 33. , Egelina late the wife of, 263. Gynes,. See Guines.
File: [ 62 ] [ Robert_Gyn_1296_Warmington.txt ] Northamptonshire
ABSTRACTS OF CORONERS' INQUESTS IN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE: 21 EDWARD I TO 9 EDWARD II (JUST 2/107) Robert GYN m. 12 24 Ed1 Warmington At Wermynton a quarrel arose between Adam (the reeve) de Werminton and Geoffrey Gilberd of the same at the tavern in the house of Robert GYN. Geoffrey struck Adam on the head with a sword and he died after confessing and partaking of communion. Geoffrey fled, his chattels listed. http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/inquests/abstracts_107.shtml 24 Edward I: 20 November 1295-19 November 1296
File: [ 63 ] [ Robert_Gyn_1334_Norfolk.txt ]
A Short Calendar of the Feet of Fines for Norfolk Etc By Walter Rye 310. Robt. GYN, capell., and Hilda fil' Edmund de Hersham, v. * Adam, vicar of the church of All Saints of Magna Walsyngham, in Magna Ryngstede . pg 293 https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=bLpCAAAAYAAJ&pg=GBS.PA292&hl=en_GB capell probably means chaplain http://www.preciousheart.net/chaplaincy/Meaning_Chaplain.htm
File: [ 64 ] [ Robert_Gyn_1338_Loddon_Hundred.txt ] Norfolk
Loddon Hundred: Hedenham The church is a rectory dedicated to St. Mary Rectors. 1338, Robert GYN. Ditto. (probably meaning le Maister.) https://www.british-history.ac.uk/topographical-hist-norfolk/vol10/pp141-146 ALSO: An essay towards a topographical history of the county of Norfolk : containing a description of the towns, villages, and... vol 10 Author : Blomefield, Francis, 1705-1752 Published in 1805 Hedenham, St. Mary RECTORS: 1338, Robert GYN https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=46883&page=155&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=7c65299b50ca9c08
File: [ 65 ] [ Robert_Gyn_1341_Norfolk.txt ]
Holt hundred: Kelling [Norfolk] Pages 403-407 Robert GYN 1341 or 1342 Hedenham Ilketeshale's Manor Sir James de Ilketeshale was lord in the 9th of Edward II. as appears from the famous record called Nomima Villarum, and was burnt in the fire of London, 1666: he and Ida his wife were living in the 15th of Edward III. Ida his wife survived him, but they both died in the 15th of Edward III. and left 2 sons, Robert and Philip. Robert, in the said year, confirmed this manor in trust to Robert GYN, parson of Hedenham, and sealed with or, a fess between two chevronels, gules, and a canton, ermine. 15 Edward III 25 January 1341 - 24 January 1342 An Essay Towards A Topographical History of the County of Norfolk: Volume 9. Originally published by W Miller, London, 1808. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/topographical-hist-norfolk/vol9/pp403-407 - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o -
File: [ 66 ] [ Robert_Gyn_1343_Hedenham.txt ] See: File: [ 69 ] [ Robert_Gyn_parson_1316_Hedenham.txt ] Norfolk
Title: An essay towards a topographical history of the county of Norfolk : containing a description of the towns, villages, and hamlets, with the foundations of monasteries, churches, chapels, chantries, and other religious buildings ... likewise, an historical account of the castles, seats, and manors, their present and ancient owners. Volume IX Author: Blomefield, Francis, 1705-1752. Publisher: London : Miller, 1805-1810. ## p. 403-404 (#414) ############################################ ILKETESHALE'S MANOR Was that which Harold's freemen abovementioned held, and were ejected, and the Ilketeshalls possessed it after Ralph. Sir Gilbert de İlketeshale was lord of this manor, with that of Hedenham in Norfolk, and of Ilketeshale in Suffolk, from whence they assumed their name; and Sir Thomus was his son and heir, as appears from the register of Holm abbey, and a fine levied in the 7th of Henry III. Gilbert was son and heir of Sir Thomas, and had a charter for freewarren in Kel- ling, Salthouse and Hedingham, and Ilketeshale, in the 32d of that King. Sir James de Ilketeshale was son of Gilbert, and in the 52d of the aforesaid King, mortgaged for 27 marks and an half of silver, to the Lady Sarra, prioress of the church of the Holy Cross of Bungey, lands, from the feast of the nativity of the Blessed Virgin, to the purification following, and if the money was not then paid, the nuns to have the lands for ever : witnesses, Sir Henry de Ryveshale, Sir William de Brom, &c. In the following year, he conveyed an acre of land and the advow- 'son of the church of St. John Baptist, of Ilketeshale, by fine, to the said priory: he married Maud, daughter of Richard de la Rokele, and was father of James de Ilketeshale, who married Aliva, daughter of Sir Thomas Weland, the judge, and released to him, his wife, and his beirs, in the 13th of Edward I. all his right in this lordship, and died about the 18th of the said reign. Sir James, had, by Aliva his wife, a son, James, who was also a knight, and took io wife Ida, daughter and coheir of Sir Robert de Stafford, Knt. by Gundreda his wife; and Sir Robert was son of Sir William, by Ermetrude his wife, daughter and coheir of Robert, son of Walkeline, lord of Rodbourn, Moggynton, and Eggygnton, in Derbyshire. In the 6th of Edward II. a deed was executed between Sir James de Ilketeshale on one part, and James his son, and Ida his wife, whereby James and Ida grant the manor of Kelling to Sir James, for life, and Sir James released to them 91. per ann. out of his 15l. per ann. apouity, which they were to pay him and Alida his wife, for the ma- nor of Hedenham; dated at liketeshale, on Monday next after the feast of St. Michael. Soon after it is probable, Sir James the father died. Sir James de Ilketeshale was lord in the 9th of Edward II. as appears from the famous record called Nomima Villarum, and was burnt in the fire of London, 1666 : he and Ida his wife were living in the 15th of Edward III. Ida his wife survived him, but they both died in the 15th of Edward III, and left 2 sons, Robert and Philip. Robert, in the said year, confirmed this manor in trust to Robert GYN, parson of Hedenham, and sealed with or, a fess between two chevronels, gules, and a canton, ermine. In the 28th of that King, Sir Philip de Ilketeshale remitted to Sir Robert his brother and Claricia his wife, and their heirs, all his right in this manor, by deed dated at Kelling, on Monday next after the feast of Pentecost. Sir Robert, then living at Hedenham, confirmed this lordship and that of Hedenham, to Sir William de Kerdeston, Sir Thomus Savage, &c. in trust, by deed dated on Tuesday, in Whitsunday, in the said year. Sir Robert died before the year 1381, when Claricia, his late wife, was the wife of Sir Robert de Morley, and she was living in the 15th of Richard II. and had dower in this lordship; by the said Claricia Sir Robert de Ilketeshale had 2 sons, and a daughter, Joan, married to William de Sharborne, Esq. This file was downloaded from HathiTrust Digital Library. Find more books at https://www.hathitrust.org. Copyright: Public Domain, Google-digitized Original from: University of Michigan Digitized by: Google Generated on 2021-08-31 21:22 GMT https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015011433813&view=1up&seq=414&skin=2021 https://www.british-history.ac.uk/topographical-hist-norfolk/vol9/pp403-407
File: [ 67 ] [ Robert_Gyn_1371_Oxford.txt ]
Calendar of the patent rolls preserved in the Public ... v.15 yr.1370-74. Robert GYN AD 1371 MEMBRANE 40d. Jan. 27. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Moubray, Roger de Westminster. Elmerugge, Henry Percehay, John Baldyndon and John Herdewyke, on complaint by John Leukenore that Robert Mile, chaplain, Robert GYN, William Fauelour, John Bydon, William Henries, Robert atte Barre, John Pope, William Prentys, John Maynard, John Elkyns, Giles Colfox, Henry Couper, John son of Sibyl Carter, Richard Haleward, John Cole, the elder, John Cole, the younger, William Hutecok, Richard Sclatter, Thomas Justice, Adam Henries, John Bate, John Gereford, John Godhyn, John Hensyngdon, Walter Bunty, William Andrewes, John Hickes, John Willes, Geoffrey Stevenes, and others, came armed to Dene by Spellesbury, co. Oxford, besieged his dwelling house there, prevented him and some of his men and servants from leaving the house, and others from entering, broke his close and houses, took away 4 horses, 7 oxen and 200 sheep of his, worth 401., and William Wilcok, his bondman, and assaulted his men and servants. For 20s. paid in the hanaper. https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.l0063402259&view=1up&seq=110&q1=gyn
File: [ 68 ] [ Robert_Gyn_1383_Southery.txt ] Norfolk
Rerum Britannicarum medii aevi scriptores; or ... V96PT3. Robert GYN Norfolk 1383 142 COLLECTANEA ASTONI. similar trages at Southery: Names of the rioters July 11 AD 1383 Item prædicto perturbationis sive rumoris populi tempore, quidam, quorum nomina hic inseruntur, intraverunt manerium de Suthereye in comitatu Norffolchiæ, et ibidem combusserunt rotulos curiæ, registrum manerii, cum evidentiis de mominibus sectatorum curiæ, prout præsenfatum est ibidem ad letam tentam die Jovis proximo ante festum Translationis sancti Benedicti, anno regni regis Ricardi secundi sexto, videlicet Robertus Tewe, Thomas Brecham, Henricus Pye, Robertus GYN, Ricardus Lodere, Johannes filius dicti Ricardi, Johannes Estcroft, Johannes Pepyr, Thomas Clerk, soutere, Thomas Miller, Edmundus Chyldyrston, Willelmus Sly, Rogerus Sygo, et Robertus Threscher, et domas(?) dicti manerii fregerunt, et bona et catalla aspartavenant(?) etc. https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=osu.32435026696161&view=1up&seq=218&q1=gyn
File: [ 69 ] [ Robert_Gyn_parson_1316_Hedenham.txt ] See: File: [ 66 ] [ Robert_Gyn_1343_Hedenham.txt ] Norfolk
An essay towards a topographical history of the county of Norfolk : containing a description of the towns, villages, and... Author : Blomefield, Francis, 1705-1752 Published in 1805 Kelling Ilketeshale, Suffolk Robert [de Ilketeshale], in the said year, confirmed this manor in trust to Robert GYN, parson of Hedenham, and sealed with or,a fess between two chevronels,gules, and a canton, ermine. pg 404 (420) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=46882&page=420&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=a031586a1544f4ef
File: [ 70 ] [ Robert_Gynn_1618_Kensington.txt ] London
The environs of London: being an historical account of the towns, villages, and hamlets, within twelve miles of that capital interspersed with biographical anecdotes by Lysons, Daniel, 1762-1834 Publication date 1792 Volume 3 Robert GYNN, 1618 Re: The Village of Kensington In 1599, they were granted in perpetuity to Robert Chamberlen and Humphrey Wymes, as trustees for Sir Walter Cope, who the next year aliened the moiety of the rectorial tithes to Robert Horsman, by whom they were conveyed in 1618 to Robert GYNN. The latter aliened them in 1630 to Sir William Blake, who, the same year, joining with GYNN, conveyed them to John Marsh. pg 192 Article starts on pg 170 Index GYNN, Robert, 192. Page -706- https://archive.org/details/environsoflondon03lyso/page/192/mode/2up This Sir William Blake is not the William Blake, poet who lived from 1757 - 1827. He is probably the London wine merchant Sir William Blake ... BLAKE, William (c.1582-1630), of Hale House, Kensington, Mdx. 1600 The Origins The London wine merchant Sir William Blake builds an extensive portfolio of land in Kensington, Brompton and Knightsbridge in the early seventeenth century. The estate was largely occupied by nurseries and market gardens. Published in The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1604-1629, ed. Andrew Thrush and John P. Ferris, 2010 https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1604-1629/member/blake-william-1582-1630
File: [ 71 ] [ Robert_Gynne_1419_Paston.txt ]
The early date is confirmed by the presence of Robert GYNNE, who witnessed Clement Paston's will in 1419 and The animals, grain, farm tools, and domestic utensils (duly apprised by Robert GYNNE and John Albon of Paston), which were handed over to William Joye, were carefully detailed in an inventory. https://epdf.pub/the-paston-family-in-the-fifteenth-century-volume-1-the-first-phase-vol-1.html see also: 49 1444 Robertum GYNNE, Johannem Albon de Paston [From Douce Charters in Bibl. Bodl., No. 18.] https://www.gutenberg.org/files/40989/40989-h/40989-h.htm https://www.gutenberg.org/files/42240/42240-h/42240-h.htm See: Paston_Letters_Notes.txt in Ginn Miscellany >> letter_John_Gyn_to_Paston_1436 folder
File: [ 72 ] [ Robert_Gynne_1446_Worstead.txt ] Norfolk
Court of Common Pleas, CP 40/745, rot. 106d Term: Easter 1447 County: London Writ type: Debt (sale of goods) Damages claimed: £10 Case type: Sale of goods Pleading: Thomas Niche states that on 18 January 1446 Robert GYNNE bought from him 18 felt and 'thrum' caps, 62 ells of 'bolt mynsters' and 86 ells of 'booltes' for 65s 11d, payable on request. However, RG has not paid, to his damage of £10. Pleading: RG states that he does not owe this or any money to TN as claimed. Both parties on the country. Sheriff to have a jury here at quindene of Trinity. Pledges named. Robert GYNNE (m); Chapman; (lately of) Worstead < Norfolk < England; Defendant https://www.british-history.ac.uk/no-series/common-pleas/1399-1500/easter-term-1447#highlight-first
File: [ 73 ] [ Robert_Gynne_1452_Norfolk.txt ]
## p. 552 (#564) ############################################ 552 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS. 1452, Membrane 23—cont. June 27. Westminster. Commission to John Norman and Robert Wylne, appointing them to arrest and bring before the king and council Robert GYNNE alias Chapman of Worsted, co. Norfolk, ‘chapman,' to answer touching certain charges. By К. mdp-39015031079539-564-1623856135.txt source: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015031079539&view=1up&seq=564&q1=gynne This file was downloaded from HathiTrust Digital Library. Find more books at https://www.hathitrust.org. Title: Calendar of the patent rolls preserved in the Public record office / prepared under the superintendence of the deputy keeper of the records. Author: Great Britain. Publisher: London : H.M.S.O., 1891- Copyright: Public Domain, Google-digitized http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd-google Original from: University of Michigan Digitized by: Google Generated on 2021-06-16 15:08 GMT - o - Robert GYNNE (fl.1452) 27 Jun. 1452 Robert Wylne(q.v.) and John Norman of London(q.v.) were commissioned to arrest him. (C.P.R. 1446-52 p.552) 23 February 2014 source: http://www.girders.net/index.php?dir=Gym/
File: [ 74 ] [ Roger_Gin_1221_Stramshall.txt ] Staffordshire
Collections for a history of Staffordshire CALENDAR OF FINAL CONCORDS OR PEDES FINIUM, STAFFORDSHIRE Official number: 13 Date: Lichfield, 20th October, 1221. Complainant: Roger Gin and Alice his wife Tenant or Defendant: Agnes Bagot of Brumschulf (Bramshall) Subject of Fine, and Result: Three bovates of land in Strangricheshall (Stramshall). Roger and Alice remit all claim, for which Agnes gave them 1 mark of silver. pg 220 https://archive.org/details/collectionsforhi04stafuoft/page/220/mode/2up https://archive.org/stream/collectionsforhi04stafuoft/collectionsforhi04stafuoft_djvu.txt
File: [ 75 ] [ Roger_Gin_1275_Norfolk.txt ]
Charter Document - 01000036 Charter Number: 01000036 Cartulary Title: Charters of Norwich Cathedral Priory Charter Language: Latin Charter Origin: Lay Charter Type(s): Quitclaim Date: 1275 Date Type: Internal, Regnal ... inter terram Rogeri Gin et terram Martini Suuel et quatuor acre jacent in quadam cultura ... https://deeds.library.utoronto.ca/charters/01000036
File: [ 76 ] [ Roger_Gyn_Derby_1313.txt ]
Roger GYN and Margaret his wife Inquisitions Ad Quod Damnum 6 Edward II Michael son of John de Rysshenden to grant two-thirds of a messuage and land in Newbold, and the reversion of the other third now held by Roger GYN and Margaret, his wife, as the dower of Margaret, to the abbot and convent of Welbeck, retaining land in Langley and Dunston. pg 132 https://archive.org/details/listofinquisitio117newy/page/132/mode/2up https://archive.org/stream/listofinquisitio117newy/listofinquisitio117newy_djvu.txt 1313 Jan 10 Windsor 6 Edward II - Part 1 pg 520: Membrane 5 cont. License for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of Welllebek by Matilda de Dukmanton of 2 bovates of land and a moiety os a messauge in Dukmanton; and by Michael son of John de Risshenden of two parts of a messauge and 2 bovates of land i Neubold, and of the reversion of the remaining third part of the messauge and land, which Roger GYN and Margaret his wife hold as her dower of the inheritance of the said Michael. By fine of 10 marks. Calendar of the Patent Rolls Preserved in the Public Record Office: Henry By Great Britain. Public Record Office https://books.google.ca/books?id=c4Q4boDfHucC&pg=PA706&lpg=PA706&dq=ESSEX.+Assize+Roll+Gyn&source=bl&ots=gugK5ErAcW&sig=ACfU3U3KTMiGC6Fe_bXhJ034OWYDYCrPhg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi-ypCzlZDxAhVNHDQIHb9mArcQ6AEwEXoECBAQAw#v=onepage&q=ESSEX.%20Assize%20Roll%20Gyn&f=false GYN, Roger, and Margaret his wife, 520. Index: G Pages 696-706 Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II: Volume 1, 1307-1313. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1894. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/series/calendar-of-patent-rolls-edward-ii/vol1/pp696-706 similar content: Lists and Indexes, Issue 17 By Great Britain. Public Record Office https://books.google.ca/books?id=8O4MAQAAIAAJ&pg=PA132&lpg=PA132&dq=gyn+,+Roger+,+and+Margaret+his+wife&source=bl&ots=S7xXgbN6-T&sig=ACfU3U0xqccJz8ozQRWA57CzC_NeDCdOpg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj8--LXl5DxAhVOm-AKHew0D6cQ6AEwEnoECCIQAw#v=onepage&q=gyn%20%2C%20Roger%20%2C%20and%20Margaret%20his%20wife&f=false
File: [ 77 ] [ Simon_Gyn_1396_Essex.txt ]
The Essex review : an illustrated quarterly record of everything of permanent interest in the county - v.13, no.52 (Oct... Published in 1904 Oct. 1396, William Longe demanded damages from Simon GYN for impounding his cattle. pg 205-6 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5579955&page=13&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=bf1baa391848a9b9
File: [ 78 ] [ Simon_Gyn_1417_Essex.txt ]
The Essex review : an illustrated quarterly record of everything of permanent interest in the county - v.13, no.51 (July... Published in 1904 In 1417 we find Simon GYN holding a bit of pasture near Church Mead by service of one plough-share, value 6d https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5579954&page=4&book_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=83e7ebe800627fb9 In 1417, Simon GYN, copyholder of the three-quarters virgate called Reynold's, died, but no heriot accrued to the lord, because, "according to the custom of the manor," John GYN, Simon's son, paid admission-fine. pg 15 (143) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=5579954&page=15&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=4e060a9f177b0944
File: [ 79 ] [ Stephen_Gyn_1448-1462_Bottisham.txt ] Cambridgeshire
"Octavo publications" History and Antiquities OF THE PARISH OF BOTTISHAM AND THE PRIORY OF ANGLESEY IN CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Edward Hailstone 1873 History of Bottisham Appendix IV, Terrier of lands held by the Priory of Anglesey in the time of Prior John Danyell (Sic in original.) Stephanus GYN tenet dimidiam acram et dimidiam rodam in frenshys croft per vij°. ob. hoc anno praeterito. Google translate: Stephen GYN holds half an acre and half a rod through the frenshys Croft vii. account. This past year. pg 338 https://archive.org/details/octavopublicatio14camb/page/338/mode/2up https://archive.org/stream/octavopublicatio14camb/octavopublicatio14camb_djvu.txt Bottisham: Economic history Pages 205-214 Prior John Danyell, 1448-62 https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/cambs/vol10/pp205-214
File: [ 80 ] [ Thomas_Gyn_1316_Chester.txt ] Cheshire
Selected rolls of the Chester City Courts, late thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries 30 SELECTED ROLLS OF THE CHESTER CITY COURTS Margin : Judicium Condonatur. Plegii de prosequendo Ricardus le Lewede et Thomas GYN. Google Translate: "Richard also pledges to prosecute Lewede Thomas GYN." 52 SELECTED ROLLS OF THE CHESTER CITY COURTS Plegius de prosequendo Ricardus de Whetele. [Plegius de respondendo] Thomas le GYN. Et quia predictus Thomas non venit, ideo in misericordia et ponatur etc. Google Translate: "Pledge to prosecute Richard Whetele. [Pledge of responding] Thomas GYN. Because Thomas has not arrived, so forget to put in place etc". 68 SELECTED ROLLS OF THE CHESTER CITY COURTS Margin : (Sabbati) (Veneris) (Sabbati) (Mercurii) Misericordia Misericordia Misericordia Misericordia Terminatur. (Thomas le GYN) queritur de Willelmo le Harper de placito debiti. Plegius de prosequendo Rogerus Pecok. Plegius de respondendo. Et quia non potest inveniri, preceptum est attachiare eum per bona. Google Translate: "(Thomas GYN) complains of William le Harper plea of debt. Pledge to prosecute Roger pecok. Pledge to give answers. Since it is not possible in order to be attached to the goods". 94 SELECTED ROLLS OF THE CHESTER CITY COURTS Margin : Cognitio Misericordie. De Thoma le GYN quia non venit ad inquisitionem inter Johannem Harre et Thomam filium Johannis de Warewik et alios. Google Translate: "Because it does not come to the inquest from Thomas the GYN, and Thomas, son of John of Warwick and the others, between John Harre". https://archive.org/stream/selectedrollsofc00manc/selectedrollsofc00manc_djvu.txt National Archives 17 - Cheshire Archives and Local Studies Q - CHESTER CITY QUARTER SESSIONS QS - Court in Session QCR - CROWNMOTE COURT ROLLS Reference: QCR/1 Description: m.l.r. [labelled 'roll 1'] Margin: Charge. ... Pledges for prosecuting Richard le Lewade and Thomas GYN.
File: [ 81 ] [ Thomas_Gyn_1332_Staffordshire.txt ]
Staffordshire Lay Subsidy 1332-3: Stafford, Lichfield and other boroughs Pages 81-87 Alerwas (Alrewas). Thoma GYN Staffordshire Historical Collections, Vol. 10, Part 1. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/staffs-hist-collection/vol10/pt1/pp81-87 ALSO: Collections for a history of Staffordshire - v. 7 (1886) Published in 1886 THE SUBSIDY ROLL OF A.D. 1327 Alrewas Thomas GYN ijs, vjd pg 235 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=5561338&page=251&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=fef5a81bd028539d
File: [ 82 ] [ Thomas_Gyn_1345_Staffordshire.txt ]
Collections for a history of Staffordshire (Volume Vol. 14) COBAM BEGE. TRINITY, 19 E. III. Staff. Philip de Somerville, chivaler, sued John and Richard, the sons of Richard Hubert, in a plea that they, together with Richard Edmon, of Alrewas, Hugh Balcok, Thomas GYN, John Isot, Robert Paty, Robert Faleyn, Thomas Colyn, Robert Swan the elder, Richard Fraunceys, Henry Alcok, Richard Hubert, and others, had forcibly cut and carried away his grass from Whichenoure to the value of 100-s. The defendants did not appear, and the Sheriff returned they held nothing, etc. He was therefore ordered to arrest and produce them on the Octaves of St. John the Baptist, m. 58. 64 EXTRACTS FROM THE PLEA ROLLS. https://archive.org/stream/collectionsforhi14stafuoft/collectionsforhi14stafuoft_djvu.txt 19 Edward III = 25 January 1345-24 January 1346
File: [ 83 ] [ Thomas_Gyn_1346-1350_Clive.txt ]
Diocesis Roffensis, Registrum Hamonis Hethe, Vol. 04 Part 06 Edité en 1915 Church of England. Diocese of Rochester. Kent Résultats : GYN de CLIVE Page 28 ... Thomas GYN de Clive, jurisdiccionis immediate Cantuariensis archiepiscopi ad suplecionem omissarum quarumdam solempnitatum in assecucione... https://www.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=5562465&page=28&name=GYN+de+CLIVE&with_variantes=0&tk=b904a265517f0119 ROUGH google translate: THOMAS GYN from Clive, direct jurisdiction of Canterbury dropped ... upon the enactment ... [ advancement (?) ] ... to omit certain formalities ... [ as undertaken (?) ]
File: [ 84 ] [ Thomas_Gyn_1376_Wiltshire.txt ]
Abstracts of Wiltshire Inquisitiones post mortem. Returned into the Court of chancery ... (Volume 48) Re: Elizabeth and Eleanor, heirs of John de Wodehull, chivaler [Inquisition] before Thomas GYN, and others pg 406 (396) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=402416&page=406&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=1385297e1a2f2f0c
File: [ 85 ] [ Thomas_Gyn_1381_Alrewas.txt ] Staffordshire
Inquisitions Post Mortem, Richard II, File 14 Pages 134-149 Thomas GYN Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Volume 15, Richard II. 352. Margaret, late the wife of Rees ap Griffitz, knight STAFFORD. Assignment of dower made at Alrewas, 5 January, 4 Richard II. The following persons are mentioned:— Thomas GYN https://www.british-history.ac.uk/inquis-post-mortem/vol15/pp134-149
File: [ 86 ] [ Thomas_Gyn_1389_Ambresbury.txt ] Wiltshire
Wiltshire Records Society (formerly the Records Branch of the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society) VOLUME XXVIII FOR THE YEAR 1972 39 WILTSHIRE EXTENTS FOR DEBTS Thomas GYN 29 Nicholas Woodhull, merchant, of Derneford and Thomas Lainer, citizen and merchant of London 2 Aug. 13 Ric. II [1389]. Extent and appraisement at Ambresbury before Ralph Cheyne by John Madyngton, Thomas Spaldyng, John Harwedoune, Nicholas Petyt, Robert Alisaundre, Thomas Goyn of Lake, Roger Boltford, William Symond, Hugh Vyvas, Edward Lake, Thomas GYN, and Richard Loukeharm. Nicholas holds the manor at Little Derneford by Great Derneford worth s. 4d. yearly, including the water-mill; another manor at Little Derneford by Wodeford worth 81. yearly; the manor of Tuderlegh worth 66s. 8d. No goods in Wilts. Thomas has no lands or goods in Wilts. C 131/ll no. 9 INDEX: Goyn (Gowyne, Guyn, GYN): Thomas, #29 Both Thomas Goyn and Thomas GYN are mentioned. http://www.wiltshirerecordsociety.org.uk/pdfs/wrs_v28.pdf and https://docplayer.net/99522517-Iitabi1-e-3kw-n-h-enrietp.html
File: [ 87 ] [ Thomas_Gyn_1440_Aston.txt ] Hertfordshire
Thomas GYN of Aston Very likely this man is an ancestor of William Ginn (d. 1520). But we can't know this from information currently available. All we know is that he was alive in 1440, before William was born, and he was well enough situated to have a servant. He may be father, grandfather, uncle or cousin. He appears to also have a connection to a 'John Peryen of Digswell', judging by the fact that both these men had servants with the same last name. Found at: England’s Immigrants Database 1. This man is shown as a servant of one Thomas GYN of Aston in 1440 Peter Perot [592] Surname: Perot Forename: Peter Gender: Male Place of Residence: Aston, Broadwater hundred, Hertfordshire Occupation(s): servant to Thomas GYN of Aston Taxation Status: non-householder Original Document: E 179/120/83, m. 3 (tax assessment, 1 June 1440) Notes: No Notes Biographical Notes: No Notes Relationships: No Relationships https://www.englandsimmigrants.com/person/592 Probably same person: E 179/120/87, m. 1 (tax assessment, 31 August 1441) https://www.englandsimmigrants.com/person/1405 2. A probable relative of Peter (above) is shown as a servant of one John Peryen of Digswell also in 1440 John Perot [528] Surname: Perot Forename: John Gender: Male Place of Residence: Digswell, Broadwater hundred, Hertfordshire Occupation(s): servant to John Peryen Taxation Status: non-householder Original Document: E 179/120/83, m. 3 (tax assessment, 1 June 1440) The database does not state where these men are from or if they are related. 3. A John Perot is shown as Irish, from Ireland in Croxton, Cambridgeshire in 1394 John Perot [21259] Surname: Perot Forename: John Gender: Male Place of Residence: Croxton, Longstow hundred, Cambridgeshire Place of Origin: Ireland Origin: Nationality: [Irish] Original Document: CPR 1391-6, p. 460 (licence to remain, 27 July 1394) Notes: Paid 6s. 8d. Biographical Notes: No Notes Relationships: No Relationships https://www.englandsimmigrants.com/person/21259 The database does not state if this is the same man or if these men are related. https://www.englandsimmigrants.com/person/528
File: [ 88 ] [ Thomas_Gyn_1461_Rougham.txt ] Suffolk
Thomas GYN of Rougham 1. Reference code: NRS 7189 Title: Quitclaim. Robert Storowr of Morningthorpe to Thomas Whytfote of Rougham Thomas GYN William Bokenham of Rougham and William Bocher of Weasenham. Date(s): 16 Oct 1467 (Creation) https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/quitclaim-robert-storowr-of-morningthorpe-to-thomas-whytfote-of-rougham-thomas-gyn-william-bokenham-of-rougham-and-william-bocher-of-weasenham 2. Reference code: NRS 7170 Title: Charter: Feoffment. John Mendham of Sporle to Thomas Whytefote of Rougham Thomas Walpole of Rougham Thomas GYN of Rougham and William Bokenham of Rougham. Date(s): 29 Sep 1461 (Creation) https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/charter-feoffment-john-mendham-of-sporle-to-thomas-whytefote-of-rougham-thomas-walpole-of-rougham-thomas-gyn-of-rougham-and-william-bokenham-of-rougham Land in Rougham in Lee Southfield. Slit for seal tag.
File: [ 89 ] [ Thomas_Gyn_de_Boudene_1334.txt ]
DDHU Hulton family of Hulton Park Thomas GYN de Boudene DDHU/26/15-Quitclaim Goditha widow of Thomas GYN de Boudene to John son of Henry de Hultone; quitclaim of the lands in the town of Mamcestre [Manchester] called Godereswyk which were her dower after the death of her husband; witnesses: Adam de Hultone, Adam of Levre, John de Hetone, Richard del Wychevese, John de Redeford and others; given at Mamcestre Tuesday after Translation St Thomas Apostle 8 Edward III; endorsed 18Latin1(parchment indenture with heraldic seal on tag)[12 Jul 1334] pg 76 http://www.flarchives.co.uk/uploads/1/9/7/5/19752675/ddhu.pdf
File: [ 90 ] [ Thomas_de_Gyne_1346-1350_Hengford.txt ] Essex
Inquisitions and assessments relating to feudal aids, with other analogous documents preserved in the Public record office; A.D. 1284-1431; published by authority of H.M. principal secretary of state for the Home department
by Great Britain. Exchequer; Maskelyne, Anthony Story; Johnson, C; Stamp, Alfred Edward, 1870-1938; Lyle, J. V
HUNDREDUM de HENGFORD.
Page -181-
Thomas de Gyne, miles, tenet quartam partem feodi in eadem, quam Adam de Newenham {rectiiis Newenton) aliquando tenuit.
https://archive.org/details/inquisitionsasse02grea/page/162/mode/2up?q=gyne,
google translate: Thomas de Gyne, soldier, holds a quarter of a fee in the same state of Newnham Adam (correctly Newton) once held.
pg 163
Essex
[Hundredum de HENGFORD.]
Date range: between 1346 - 1350
Index: Gyne,. Gevne. GYNNEVE. ........., Thomas de, knt., 163.
https://archive.org/stream/inquisitionsasse02grea/inquisitionsasse02grea_djvu.txt
https://archive.org/details/inquisitionsasse02grea/page/162/mode/2up?q=gyne,
also
https://books.google.ca/books?id=dAY5AQAAMAAJ&pg=PA163&lpg=PA163&dq=Thomas+de+Gyn-e,+miles,+tenet+quartam+partem+feodi+in+eadem,+quam+Adam+de+Newenham+(rectius...&source=bl&ots=rbAq1X3Gkc&sig=ACfU3U0no0XVjMwbwqc_s3xMqPEry16OtQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiWpZSm6qvxAhXMQzABHeAZD9cQ6AEwAXoECAMQAw#v=onepage&q=Thomas%20de%20Gyn-e%2C%20miles%2C%20tenet%20quartam%20partem%20feodi%20in%20eadem%2C%20quam%20Adam%20de%20Newenham%20(rectius...&f=false
Info about Hengford - see: http://users.trytel.com/tristan/towns/market/essex/hedingham.html
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For the count of Guines, concerning the manor of Newton. Order to Robert Passelewe to cause Baldwin, count of Guines, to have full seisin of the manor of Newton with appurtenances that Hubert de Burgh had of the same count, to answer the king for a certain sum of money at a term that Robert gives him for making the payment of the Romans, or so that he answers the king for the issues of the same manor in order to make the same payment, as aforesaid. By the justiciar.
https://finerollshenry3.org.uk/content/calendar/roll_032.html
This may - or may not - be important: The man's name is recorded as 'de Gyne,' and not 'de Gynes,' but this is the only mention of the man I have found.
File: [ 91 ] [ Walter_Gyn_1293_Leiston.txt ]
Leiston Abbey Cartulary and Butley Priory Charters By Leiston Abbey 112 (i) The abbot of Leiston (ii) Michael son of John of Dunwich and others, concerning unjust distraint. 1293 and after. fo 79r D. (i) attached to answer the king on the above offence. regarding collection of tariffs: 20s from that of Walter GYN ... and £20 from other ships in contempt of the king and to the impoverishment of Dunwich ... https://books.google.ca/books?id=XfsIvhx5YLMC&pg=PA163&lpg=PA163&dq=John+%22Gyn%22+Norfolk+rector&source=bl&ots=WMbGfwwTuO&sig=ACfU3U0OR1ervzyIau1rylms9zDLKjL9GA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjn3OjV5r_xAhVOXM0KHRWhAUw4ChDoATAJegQIBhAD#v=onepage&q=gyn&f=false pg 123
File: [ 92 ] [ Walter_Gyn_1315_Northampton.txt ]
Inquisitions Post Mortem, Edward III, File 19 Walter GYN, chaplain Pages 183-195 Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Volume 7, Edward III 251. BEATRICE, THE WIFE OF THOMAS SON OF JOHN DE LONGEVILL, AND DAUGHTER AND HEIR OF PHILIP DE HASTANG. Writ to the escheator to take the proof of age of the said Beatrice, whose lands &c. are in the wardship of George son of John de Longeville and Elizabeth late the wife of John de Longevill, Thomas son of John de Longevill, John de Longevill and Walter GYN, chaplain, executors of the testament of the aforesaid John, to whom Roger de Felton demised the wardship of the lands and tenements aforesaid which he had by the commission of King Edward II, 10 December, 3 Edward III. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/inquis-post-mortem/vol7/pp183-195 same content: pg 193 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=njp.32101073590695&view=1up&seq=249&q1=gyn
File: [ 93 ] [ Walter_Gyn_1335_Newcastle-on-Tyne.txt ] Historic county: Northumberland
Close Rolls, Edward III: February 1335 Pages 464-467 Walter GYN Feb. 20. Newcastle-on-Tyne. Robert son and heir of Thomas Barry puts in his place John de Codyngton against George son of John de Longevill of Little Byllyng and Thomas his brother, Roger, parson of Little Bylyng church, John de Longevill of Northampton, and Walter GYN, chaplain, executors of the will of John de Longevill of Little Byllyng, to defend the execution of a recognisance for 200l. made to John de Longevill of Little Byllyng in the late king's chancery by Thomas son of Robert Barry, knight. Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward III: Volume 3, 1333-1337. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/edw3/vol3/pp464-467
File: [ 94 ] [ Walter_Gyn_1335_York.txt ]
Close Rolls, Edward III: May 1335 Pages 482-489 Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward III: Volume 3, 1333-1337 Walter GYN, chaplain Feb 20 Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Robert son and heir of Thomas Barry puts in his place John de Codyngton against George son of John de Longevill of Little Byllyng and Thomas his brother, Roger, parson of Little Bylyng church, John de Longevill of Northampton, and Walter GYN, chaplain, executors of the will of John de Longevill of Little Byllyng, to defend the execution of a recognisance for 2001, made to John de Longevill of Little Byllyng in the late king's chancery by Thomas son of Robert Barry, knight. John de Thorp, clerk, puts in his place William de Emeldon, clerk, to prosecute the execution of a recognisance for 160l., made to John in chancery by John de Yerdhull. https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=hvd.32044032329443&view=1up&seq=478&q1=gyn May 26. York. George son of John de Longeville of Little Billyng and Thomas his brother, Roger, parson of Little Billyng church, John de Longevilll of Northampton, Walter GYN, chaplain, executors of the will of John de Longevill of Little Billyng, and Warin de Bassyngburn and Elizabeth his wife, co-executrix of George, Thomas, Roger, John and Walter of the said will, put in their place William de Dodynton, William de Sadynton and Thomas atte Grove, to prosecute the execution of a recognisance for 200l. made to John de Longevill in the late king's chancery, by Thomas son of Robert Barry, knight.—John de Sancto Mauro received the attornment by writ. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/edw3/vol3/pp482-489 https://archive.org/details/cu31924091767875/page/n477/mode/2up see also: https://archive.org/details/cu31924091767875/page/n499/mode/2up https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=hvd.32044032329443&view=1up&seq=500&q1=gyn
File: [ 95 ] [ Walter_Gyn_1374_Northamptonshire.txt ]
Calendar of the patent rolls preserved in the Public Record Office--Edward III, Vol. 15 Published in 1891 Feb 5 Westminster The like [pardon] to Robert Collay, 'bocher,' outlawed in the county of Northampton at the suit of Walter GYN touching a plea that he render him a mare, worth 40s. pg 404 (411) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=6548531&page=411&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=0a54d66a1b13a762
File: [ 96 ] [ Walter_Gyn_1376_London.txt ]
Introduction Pages vii-li Memorials of London and London Life in the 13th, 14th and 15th Centuries Robert Bynge and Walter GYN, dyers, 1376 (H 45) https://www.british-history.ac.uk/no-series/memorials-london-life/vii-li - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Folios xli - l: June 1376 - Pages 32-49 Calendar of Letter-Books of the City of London: H, 1375-1399 Walter GYN Folio xlv. Ordinacio Fullonum. Petition to the Mayor and Aldermen by John Oliscompe, Geoffrey Suttone, and John Swift, on behalf of themselves and other Fullers of the City; that the use of urine in the fulling of cloths may be forbidden; that no one exercise the craft without being a freeman of the City; and that Hurers be forbidden to full their caps in the mills of Wandelsworth, Oldeford, Stratford, and Enefeld, where the Fullers full their cloths. Thereupon the said Mayor and Aldermen, desiring to be fully certified as to the wishes of other-Fullers with respect to the petition, caused to be summoned all the best men of the mistery within the franchise of the City, viz., Richard Dyere, John Olescompe, William Doder, Thomas Heved, John Hardy, John Hardy [sic], Richard Sket, Richard Borard, William Modeshunte, Walter Astelyn, John Wikhale, Simon Gardiner, Roger Fullere, Peter Perisholt, John Swyft, Thomas Yonge, William Caus, John Broun, John Wyke, Geoffrey Caban, William Daukyn, Andrew atte Weye, Henry Austyn, John Flemynge, "Loye" de Dole, William Elys, John Boydone, John Prentiz, John Holbeche, John Grene, David Richard, William atte Corner, Robert Base, Geoffrey Suttone, Roger Bynge, John Clerk, John Prentys, Walter GYN, John Dorsete, Richard Haye, and John Caumbrigge, who prayed that the petition might be granted. Afterwards, viz., on Thursday after the Feast of St. Katherine [25 Nov.], 50 Edward III. [A. D. 1376], others were summoned to give further information, viz., Walter Denyas, John Bristowe, William Wormenstre, Henry Lovel, Richard Cornewaille, Thomas Lavender, Robert Comptone, Nicholas Potyn, Roger atte Wode, John Mortone, John Umfrey, Thomas Hardynge, and John Caysho, who said on oath that to full cloths with earth and water was advantageous to all the Commonalty, but to full them with "syge," i.e., urine, was deceitful and prejudicial to the Commonalty. Thereupon the said ordinances were approved, and any one convicted of fulling with "syge" was in future to be fined. (fn. 13) Thereupon Geoffrey Suttone, William Wormenstre, John Swyft, and Simon Gardiner were elected Wardens of the mistery to see that the said ordinances were observed. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/london-letter-books/volh/pp32-49
File: [ 97 ] [ Walter_Gyn_1399_Northamptonshire.txt ]
AALT: Anglo American Legal Tradition Documents from Medieval and Early Modern England from the National Archives in London Side:f Image:332 County: Nhants Case Type:trespass: close & taking Plaintiff:GYN, Walter, of Northampton Defendant:Bryklesworth, John, of Northampton, walker Henry IV, 1399: CP40no555 http://aalt.law.uh.edu/Indices/CP40Indices/CP40no555/CP40no555Cty.htm
File: [ 98 ] [ Walter_Gyn_chaplain_1330_Northampton.txt ]
Calendar of inquisitions post mortem and other analogous documents preserved in the Public Record Office 251 Walter GYN, chaplain, executor of the estate of John de Longevill Northampton https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=406825&page=245&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=80f653f5602f9cea
File: [ 99 ] [ Walter_Gyn_chaplain_1345_Northampton.txt ]
Calendar of the patent rolls preserved in the Public ... v.06. 1345 Walter GYN, chaplain Membrane 28d cont. The like to John de Verdon, William de Thorpe and John Griffyn, on complaint by George de Lungevill, chivaler,' that Adam de Cotesbrok, William de Cotesbrok, parson of the church of Little Billyng, William Gay, John de Haddone, John de Cotesbrok of Norhampton, Edmund, his brother, Elias son of William Elys, William Wynne, John de Neubury of Norhampton and others broke his close at Billyng, co. Northampton, assaulted him, carried away his goods and assaulted Walter GYN, chaplain, John son of William Fraunceys and Simon Gilberd, his servants, whereby he lost their service for a great time. By fine of 20s. https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.l0065033318&view=1up&seq=590&q1=gyn
File: [ 100 ] [ Walter_Gynn_1275_Stonifurlong.txt ] Rutland
Worcester Cathedral Muniments B Class leases and charters ... Walter GYNN Stonifurlong B14 1275s GIFT of a Messuage with building & appurtenances in the vill of Alveston, 4 acres of arable in fields of Alveston, ½ acre of meadow, all of which was held by M's father; namely the Messuage near the Messuage of John Brunemon beyond the road to the west 1½ acres of land in Cliffurlong between land of Prior and Convent on both sides, 1 acre which extends to the above Messuage bt land of Prior & Convent & that which Robert Thurlewind held, in another field 1 acre near Radenhulle bt land of Simon de Radeford & Thomas de la Grene, ½ acre on Stonifurlong bt lands of Walter GYNN & William Payn, & 2/3 acre of meadow bt meadow of Robert Ysaac & meadow called Godegore. GB 0317 B.pdf https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/download/GB 0317 B
File: [ 101 ] [ Walter_Gynn_1280_Worcester.txt ]
Lay subsidy roll for the county of Worcester, circ. 1280 by Great Britain. Exchequer Date is between 1276 - 1282 ALDREMONESTON De Waltero GYNN iijs. vjd pg 104 https://archive.org/details/laysubsidyrollfo00grea/page/104/mode/2up?ref=ol&view=theater
File: [ 102 ] [ Walter_de_Gyn_before_1189.txt ] Rutland
The manuscripts of His Grace the Duke of Rutland ... preserved at Belvoir castle .. (Volume 4) Author : Great Britain. Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts Published in 1888 Belvoir Charters Walter de GYN (19[d])[Hen.11.?] —Notum sit omnibus tam presentibus quam futuris quod ego Guillelmus Avenel concordavi Ricardum de Vernun] et Simonem Basset qui duas filias meas habent et heredes meos de omni terra et hereditate eisque ut heredibus concessi et favi(sic) omne[m?] terram[?] •••• m[e]am post decessum meum quam u[b]ique t in omnibus ut heredes mei equaliter participantes dimidiabunt et ita quod Simon Basset suique heredes facient Ricardo de v[er]n[un] et heredibus suis q[uod] p[ost]nat[us] p[rius] nato debebit. Preterea in manerio meo videlicet Haddona concessi Ricardo predicto de u[er]n[uii] capitalem meam mansiouem que est apud orientem ubi manebat pater meus Guillelmus Avenel et ubi fundatur] capella beati nicholai cum pomerio ex eadem parte et Simon basset reliqua(sic) mansiones quas apud occidentem cum pomerio ex illa parte occidentali[?]. In Adestoca* concessi predicto Ricardo de v[er]nun] meam capitalem mansionem cum duobus pomeriis uno ex quadam parte mansionis reliquo ex reliqua parte mansionis Simoni vero basset n eadem villa quandam mansionem magnitudine equalem capitali mansioni cum pomerio Roggeri. In irtliburc autum concessi predicto Simoni Basset capitalem mansionem et predicto Ricardo de V[er]n[un] in eadem villa quandam mansionem in magnitudine mansioni capitali equalem. Istam conventionem et concordiam predic[t]us Ricardus de V[er]n[un] et Simon basset precepto meo adhibita jure jurando affirmaverunt. Istius conventionis et [concordie?] istius hi sunt testes: Guill[elmus] filius Hugonis de Fuletebi; Guill[elmus] filius Hugonis accipitrarii(?); Gerold filius Ricardi(?) ..... Waltero de GYN(?) [Cryograph] Formerly sealed with two seals. Henry II Reign: 1150 – 6 July 1189 Date is sometime before 1189 pg 22 - 23 square brackets [ ] in text https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=166421&page=36&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=b3cf0c03feccf7b0 Journal of the British Archaeological Association, 1900 "Be it known unto all, as well present as to come, that I, William Avenel, have entered into an agreement with Richard de Vernon, and Simon Basset, who have my two daughters, and heirs, of all my land and inheritance, and to them, as my heirs, I have granted and enfeoffed all my land and inheritance after my decease, which they shall divide, sharing equally everywhere, and in all things, as my heirs, and so that Simon Basset, and his heirs, shall do to Richard de Vernon, and his heirs, what the younger shall owe to the elder. Moreover, in my manor, namely Haddon, I have granted to the aforesaid Richard, my capital mansion, which is at the east, where my father William Avenell dwelt, and where the Chapel of St. Nicholas is founded with the orchard on the same side ; and to Simon Basset, my other mansion, which is at the west, with the orchard on the west side. In Adestoca (co. Bucks.) I have granted to the said Richard de Vernon, my capital mansion, with two orchards, one on each side of the mansion. Also to Simon Basset, in the same vill, a certain mansion, equal in size to the capital mansion, with the orchard of Roger (sic). In Irtliburc also I have granted to the said Simon Basset a capital mansion, and to the said Richard de Vernon in the same vill a certain mansion, equal in size to the capital mansion. This covenant and agreement, the said Richard de Vernon and Simon Basset, my order having been faithfully preserved, have confirmed, by oath. Of this covenant and agreement, these are the witnesses : William, son of Hugh de Fuletibi ; William, son of Hugh the Mconer ; Gerold, son of Richard," [Note: This publication says the names of the last two witnesses are illegible.] pg 142-143 https://archive.org/stream/journalbritisha05assogoog/journalbritisha05assogoog_djvu.txt
File: [ 103 ] [ Walterus_Gyn_1379_Northampton.txt ]
The Poll Taxes of 1377, 1379 and 1381: Part 2: Lincolnshire-Westmorland edited by Carolyn C. Fenwick 1379 Northampton Walterus GYN ux' ij servient 16d pg 225 https://books.google.ca/books?id=-AuGBd05qE8C&pg=PA193&lpg=PA193&dq=Alicia+de+Saham&source=bl&ots=b6JHG06aBj&sig=ACfU3U1CU9bKzRsrMbJxqsPHxrn6qN-9yA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiY2sazg97xAhWQGVkFHWwsDwQQ6AEwDXoECBkQAw#v=onepage&q=gyn&f=false
File: [ 104 ] [ Willelmus_Gyn_1379_South_Eppingham.txt ] Norfolk
The Poll Taxes of 1377, 1379 and 1381: Part 2: Lincolnshire-Westmorland edited by Carolyn C. Fenwick Norfolk 1379 South Eppingham Hundreds Willelmus GYN 4d pg 144 https://books.google.ca/books?id=-AuGBd05qE8C&pg=PA193&lpg=PA193&dq=Alicia+de+Saham&source=bl&ots=b6JHG06aBj&sig=ACfU3U1CU9bKzRsrMbJxqsPHxrn6qN-9yA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiY2sazg97xAhWQGVkFHWwsDwQQ6AEwDXoECBkQAw#v=onepage&q=gyn&f=false
File: [ 105 ] [ William_Gyn_1335_Pencrich.txt ] Staffordshire
"Collections for a history of Staffordshire" Staff. William, son of John GYN of Pencrich, indicted before John de Hynkele, the Sheriff, at his great tourn of Cuttleston for feloniously stealing a horse of Thomas Hefty of Walton near Stone, which was worth 5s. in 9 E. III. and that he was a common and notorious robber was found guilty and hanged, m. 3, dorso. 9 Edward III: 25 January 1335-24 January 1336 Gaol Delivery at Stafford made by Roger Hillcry, Richard de la Role, and William de Chiltenham, Justices. 21 E. III. No. 121. pg 8 EXTRACTS FROM THE PLEA ROLLS. https://archive.org/stream/collectionsforhi16staf/collectionsforhi16staf_djvu.txt
File: [ 106 ] [ William_Gyn_1347_London.txt ]
Close Rolls, Edward III: May 1347 Pages 213-223 William GYN Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward III: Volume 8, 1346-1349. June 12. Reading. To the mayor and sheriffs of London. Order to permit William GYN, master of a ship called 'la Michel' of London, to take 500 quarters of wheat laded in that ship to the city of Bordeaux, after paying the customs due thereon, provided that all corn found in that ship beyond the 500 quarters be arrested, taken out of the ship and kept safely until further order, as the king lately gave him licence to lade the wheat in that ship and take it to Bordeaux for the maintenance of Bernard Ezii, lord of Lebret and the men with him in the king's service in Gascony, by a certain security found by the said William in chancery. By C. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/edw3/vol8/pp213-223 https://archive.org/details/cu31924091767925/page/n229/mode/2up
File: [ 107 ] [ William_Gyn_1378_Yaxley.txt ] Huntingdonshire
Market Privileges 1371-1380 Borough Market Privileges: the Hinterland of Medieval London, C.1400 William GYN of Yaxley (Huntingdonshire) Date:20/10/1378 Place:Yaxley (Huntingdonshire) Description: Grant of pavage for 3 years to John Herlyngton, Ralph Gamel, William Spechel, Walter Pygge, Hugh Foukson, and William GYN of Yaxley, in aid of paving that town and the roads adjacent thereto. (CPR 1377-81, 275) https://www.british-history.ac.uk/no-series/borough-market-privileges/1400/1371-1380 see also: Calendar of the patent rolls preserved in the Public Record Office. : Richard II. A.D. 1377-[1399] (v.6) Author : Great Britain. Public Record Office, Great Britain. Court of Chancery Published in 1895 same content on pg 275 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=9248282&page=289&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=a9717a65e176fa3f
File: [ 108 ] [ William_Gyn_1395_Hindolveston.txt ] Norfolk
Norfolk Record Office William GYN de Hindolveston 1. Reference code: DCN 44/59/15 Title: Conveyance by Margaret de Acre de Hindolveston to William GYN de Hindolveston of 1a. of arable land with a ditch 8ft wide in Hindolveston at Northwode Date(s): 1395 (Creation) Name of creator: Norwich Cathedral Priory; c 1096-1538; benedictine; Norwich, Norfolk (c 1096-1538) Name of creator: Dean and Chapter of Norwich Cathedral; 1538- Seal. Sunday before St Agnes 18 Richard II. https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/conveyance-by-margaret-de-acre-de-hindolveston-to-william-gyn-de-hindolveston-of-1a-of-arable-land-with-a-ditch-8ft-wide-in-hindolveston-at-northwode 2. Reference code: DCN 44/59/37 Title: Conveyance by John Horne de Hindolveston and Margaret his wife the daughter of William GYN of the same now dead to Thomas de Acre de Hindolveston of two pieces of land in Northwodecroft Date(s): 1439 (Creation) reference to: Margaret - daughter of William GYN https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/conveyance-by-john-horne-de-hindolveston-and-margaret-his-wife-the-daughter-of-william-gyn-of-the-same-now-dead-to-thomas-de-acre-de-hindolveston-of-two-pieces-of-land-in-northwodecroft See: Thomas Gyneye, Hindoveston, co. Norfolk: thomas_gyney_1392_hindolveston.txt
File: [ 109 ] [ William_Gyn_1396_Moulton.txt ] Probably Northamptonshire but there are also Moultons in Norfolk and Yorkshire.
Calendar of inquisitions miscellaneous, Chancery, ... v.6. William GYN, warrener and collector of rents there Cf. Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1396-1399, pp. 196, 211, 220, 226. pg 159 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=inu.30000047592476&view=1up&seq=169&q1=gyn William GYN, warrener and collector of rents in the manor of Moulton, 301 pg 279 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=inu.30000047592476&view=1up&seq=289&q1=gyn - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Calendar of Inquisitions Miscellaneous (Chancery) ... volume 6. 1392-1399. (1963) 1397 William GYN 301. Inquisition before the same commissioners. Toucestre, co. Northampton. 30 November. ... [ etc ] Thomas Louke owes the earl 13s. 10-1/2d. for 'ferses' sold at Molton; John Welhull, late reeve there, owes him 60s. for a fine, Robert Bagott 100s. for part of his farm and 3 9J. jd. for wheat and rye sown there, William Higekoc 22l. 7d. estreats of court and William GYN, warrener and collector of rents there, 7l. 12s. 5-1/4d. https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=inu.30000047592476&view=1up&seq=168&skin=2021&q1=gyn https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=inu.30000047592476&view=1up&seq=169&skin=2021&q1=gyn Index GYN, William, warrener and collector of rents in the manor of Moulton, 301 See also: Robert Gynes, - robert_gynes_ND_chippenham.txt
File: [ 110 ] [ William_Gyn_1401_Northampton.txt ]
Inquisitions Post Mortem, Henry IV, Entries 447-509 504 Writ 12 April 1401. NORTHAMPTON. Inquisition. Northampton. 6 June (1401) William de Herle, knight, and Thomas de Radeclyf, parson of Olney, by a fine of 1339 [CP 25(1) 177/75, no. 181] conveyed the manor of Moulton to Ralph de Basset of Drayton Bassett and Joan his wife for their lives, with successive remainders to Ralph de Basset the son and Joan, daughter of Thomas de Beauchamp, earl of Warwick, and the heirs of their bodies, the male heirs of Ralph de Basset, Ralph de Stafford for life, Richard de Stafford for life, Ralph son of Ralph de Stafford and his heirs male, Richard son of Richard and his heirs male, and finally to Thomas son of Thomas de Bello Campo the earl, and his heirs male. Thus he held it, of the king in chief as half a knight’s fee. Long before his death he granted by letters patent shown to the jurors to John Longevyll, esquire, 10 marks yearly for life; and to William GYN custody of the warren of Moulton for life. Apart from these grants the annual value of the manor is £27. By the grant of John de Melbourne and Roger de Ledebury by a fine of 1344 [above, no. 491] he held the manor of Potterspury of the honour of Tutbury as one knight’s fee, annual value £20. Long before his death he gave the manor of Cosgrove, not held of the king in chief, to Nicholas Lyllyng for life to hold by the rent of a rose at Midsummer, with reversion to himself and his heirs. Potterspury is part of the lands included in the grant of Richard II of 1383 [above, no. 491]. Date of death and heir as above. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/inquis-post-mortem/vol18/pp155-167 The 'GYNN' name is associated with 'Basset' here, is there some significance to this? supplementary data: - o - o - o - o - - o - - o - o - o - Henry IV, 1399: CP40no555 By Rosemary Simons; Sorted by County Side:d Image:201 County:Nhants Case Type:debt Plaintiff:Curteys, Richard, of Multon, executors of; (Eyn or GYN(?), William; Chapeleyn, William) Defendant:Aleyn, Richard, of London, drover probably GYN; from this William GYN was dead in 1399 - o - o - o - o - - o - - o - o - o - William de Herle, knight Date Short Summary Witnesses Source 7 Jun. 1323 Truce between kings of Scotland and England from 12 June 1323 Role: messenger Source: 1/53/260 (RRS, v, no. 232) https://www.poms.ac.uk/record/person/23116/
File: [ 111 ] [ William_Gyn_and_Robert_Gynes_Chancery_Records.txt ]
Inquisitions,preserved in the Public Record Office (v.2) Author : New York, Kraus Reprint Corp., Great Britain. Public Record Office Published in 1963 GYN, William Regnal Year: 36 Elizabeth (1594) County: London Chancery Series II: Vol: 240 No: 11 & 37 C 142 - Chancery: Inquisitions Post Mortem, Series II, and other Inquisitions, Henry VII to Charles I Reference: C 142/240/11and37 http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C7828560 Gynes, Robert Regnal Year: 40 Elizabeth (1598) County: Essex Chancery Series II: Vol: 253 No: 84 C 142 - Chancery: Inquisitions Post Mortem, Series II, and other Inquisitions, Henry VII to Charles I Reference: C 142/253/84 http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C7828561 pg 163 https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=9248525&page=169&name=GYN&with_variantes=0&tk=18f34417ed4488ba
File: [ 112 ] [ William_Gyne_1489_Mylling.txt ] Herefordshire
Reg: Myllyng (1474-1492). Date: 1489 Dec 16 Benefice: Little Marcle. [Herefordshire] Presentee: Wm. Gyne, chapl. Patron: Roger Bodenham. Previously: Thos. Yonge. Cause of Vacancy: Death. See: Register of Bishop Thomas Milling 4 mentions Episcopi Herefordensis. 175 ACOLYTES. William Gyne, [and others] 176 Registrum Thome Myllyng. SUBDEACONS. Roger Bolde, William Gyne, Aconbury priory. Episcopi Herefordensis. 177 William Gyne, Aconbury priory. Episcopi Herefordensis. 197 1489 Dec 16 Little Marcle. Wm. Gyne, chapl. Roger Bodenham. Death of Thos. Yonge. https://www.melocki.org.uk/registers/1474_Milling.html source: 1275_Institutions.xls Author: Mel Lockie
File: [ 113 ] [ Willmo_Gynne_1327_Elmeswelle.txt ] Suffolk
Suffolk In 1327 by Great Britain. Exchequer BLACKBORNE HUNDRED Villata de Elmeswelle Willmo GYNNE ii s pg 181 https://archive.org/details/SuffolkIn1327/page/n217/mode/2up?q=gyn Elmeswelle is about 12 km east of Bury St Edmunds. - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Carlford Hundred Villata de Martlisham cum Newebourne et Waldryngfeld Willo Gynen xix ob Agnets Gynen xviii pg 122 https://archive.org/details/SuffolkIn1327/page/n157/mode/2up Area is about 8 km east of Ipswich. - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Index Gynen Agnes 122 Will 122 GYNNE Will 181
File: [ 114 ] [ alex_gin_1279_rotuli_hundredorum_edward_I_oxfordshire.txt ]
Rotuli hundredorum temporibus Henrici III et Edwardi I in Turris Londinensis et in Curia Receptae Scaccarii Westmonasterii asservati, Vol. II by Caley, John (ed.) Publication date 1818 Oxfordshire 1279 [survey was conducted in 1279] by Edward I (17/18 June 1239 – 7 July 1307) S'vi [probably 'servants'] Matild Baly Ric' Rotor Ric’ Olive Witt Alifandr' Alex’ Gin Emma Woweres Joha relicta Walt Witts Hardekil Johs Dolfin q‘lz pfe‘ptoz tenz i ead gfimle ten’ de eod p 9 qfimli svico faciendo eid fic’ Rob Jacob. pg 704 Index Gin, Alex , 704. Gine, Ro§s, 731. Villani Gines, Isabella de, 508» - Rics de, 156, 507« - Witts, 609. Gynes, Baldewinus de, 12* ... Gilbs, 662, ... Joh de, 331. ... Ricus, 746. ... Rics de, 508, 509. ... Witts, 49. https://archive.org/details/dli.granth.74668/page/704/mode/2up - o - o - o - o - o - o - A Second Domesday? The Hundred Rolls of 1279–80 https://reviews.history.ac.uk/review/691 - o - o - o - o - o - o - Jones, Bridgett, trans., Kent Archaeological Society, ed., Kent Hundred Rolls Project (Maidstone, UK: Kent Archaeological Society,2007). These Hundred Rolls were the result of royal surveys conducted during the reigns of Henry III and Edward I. The inquest of 1274-5, which produced these Hundred Rolls, was commissioned by Edward I shortly after his return from crusade to a country recovering from civil war. The king sent out commissioners to present juries in various towns and counties, made up of local knights and freemen, with a set of questions. The commissioners recorded the responses, and the result was the Hundred Rolls. The king’s officials asked the residents questions about land holdings (including even very insignificant portions of land), rent, breaches of justice, and changes made in the preceding years, among many other things. They are mostly concerned with questions of taxation and the obligations that various landholders had to their lords. Because of this, the rolls provide insight into the state of agriculture, patterns in landholding, common issues in governmental administration, and the relationships between renters, landholders, and the king. Since some parts of the survey touch on larger settlements with markets, they also contain some information about rights and dues in markets. Because some complaints regard activities at fairs, and the building efforts of burgesses which encroach on the king’s highway, some insight into the economic and architectural structure of towns is also possible. The Hundred Rolls for Kent are remarkably complete. Many of these returns were printed in the Record Commission publication of the Hundred Rolls in the early nineteenth century. However, this is the first English translation of the rolls, and includes some that do not appear in that edition. Furthermore, the Latin text does not preserve the medieval abbreviations (as the Record Commission edition does), and so is more easily readable. Introduction Summary: The short introduction explains the political background to these Hundred Rolls and highlights some of the interesting aspects of these rolls. There is an index to the hundreds, and a list of the jurors for each hundred. http://medievalsourcesbibliography.org/sources.php?id=2146116401
File: [ 115 ] [ andrew_gyne_1459_essex.txt ]
Feet of Fines for County of Essex, vol 4, 2017 1423-1547 1459 Andrew Gyne, [Chatham ? ] 365. Trio., 37 Henry VI and Mich., 38 Henry VI. Alice Eldfeld, Thomas Rolfe, Ralph Fanner, Thomas Tenderyng, Richard Rolfe and Andrew Gyne, pl. Thomas Cornyssh and Idonea his wife and John Slyxston and Joan his wife, def. 22 acres of land in Chatham in the parish of magna Waltham. Def. quitclaimed to pl. and the heirs of Alice. Warranty against Edmund, abbot of Westminster, and his successors. Cons. 40 marks. pg 55 Index Gyo(u)n (Gyan, Gyne,), And., 55; Jn., 35, 60, 148 http://www.esah1852.org.uk/library/files/F1400000.pdf
File: [ 116 ] [ christopher_gin_1449_surrey.txt ]
English Immigrants Christopher Gin [53018] Surname: Gin Forename: Christopher Place of Residence: Surrey Occupation(s): servant Taxation Status: non-householder Original Document: E 179/242/126, m. 2 (tax assessment, 16 September 1449) https://www.englandsimmigrants.com/person/53018
File: [ 117 ] [ emma_gynne_1469-1503_blakeney.txt ]; See: File: [ 2 ] [ Alexander_Gyn_1464_Blakeney.txt ] Norfolk
Archdeaconry of Norwich Probate Records: Wills Item ANW, will register, Fuller alias Roper, fo. 197 - GYNNE, Emma, of Blakeney Will register (Fuller alias Roper) Reference code: ANW, will register, Fuller alias Roper, fo. 197 Title: GYNNE, Emma, of Blakeney Date(s): 1469-1503 (Creation) https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/gynne-emma-of-blakeney
File: [ 118 ] [ gyn_1353_northamptonshire.txt ]
INDEXES TO NORTHAMPTONSHIRE GAOL DELIVERY ROLLS, FILES AND KALENDARS: 26 EDWARD III = 1353 (JUST 3/52/1) This is a transcript of gaol kalendar JUST 3/52/1, Northamptonshire Trailbaston sessions held by William de Shareshull and others 26 Edw III (1352). A Calendar of persons indicted for felony. In almost all cases no further information given in the kalendar. The relevant plea roll is J.I. 1/639. Sometimes names are linked in the kalendar with a line joining them as if in the form of a bracket. Often there is a mark in front of a name. Some names re-occur in different hundreds and some of the names, at least, appear to be officials. Membranes are of variable legibility and the use of four dots .... signifies that four or more words are omitted. Three dots signifies that three words are omitted. Two dots, two words. The use of an underbar (_) signifies an unclear letter in a word or an omitted word. Spelho, Northamptonshire Walt’ fil Simonis GYN Willus fil Will’ GYN Willus fil Will’ GYN Johes fil Robta GYN https://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/gaol/abstracts_52_1.shtml
File: [ 119 ] [ henry_gyn_1453_folkysworth.txt ]
Folkysworth probably refers to Folksworth, Cambridgeshire
Source: Survey of English Place-Names, U Nottingham.
Calendar of the fine rolls preserved in the Public Record Office. Volume 19. 1452-1461. (1939) 31 HENRY VI. 1453 Membrane 6 cont. Henry GYNN of Folkysworth William Aleyn of Grofham, Richard Smyth of Hemmyngford Grey, Thomas Botiller of Seynt Need, Richard Decon of Leighton, Thomas Gille of Glatton, Henry GYNN of Folkysworth, John Higyn of Folkysworth, John Roper of Alwalton, William Judde of Seyntives, John Palgrave of Fennestanton ; in the county of Huntingdon ; excepting 104l. 16s. 3d. to be distributed by John earl of Worcester, and by Robert Stonham esquire and Thomas Wesenham esquire, knights coming to Parliament pg 49 https://archive.org/details/calendaroffinero19greauoft/page/48/mode/2up Index GYNN, Henry, of Folksworth, collector of a tax in Huntingdonshire, 49 https://archive.org/stream/calendaroffinero19greauoft/calendaroffinero19greauoft_djvu.txt
File: [ 120 ] [ herbert_de_gyne_1275_aylesbury.txt ] Buckinghamshire
Calendar of the close rolls preserved in the Public Record Office ... Edward I. A.D. 1272-1279. (1900) Herbert Gyne, of Aylesbury 1275 March 19 To the keeper of Neugate gaol. Order to cause Richard Atteasse, imprisoned therein for the death of Henry the clerk, slain in co. Buckingham, to be delivered from prison by the mainprise of William Wolsy of Aylesbur[y], John de Paskeden, Richard Attease of Burton, Herbert Gyne, Thomas Wigge, William Aungewyn, Nigel le Fevere, Richard de Angmundisham of Aylesbur[y], Henry Norman, Burruhardus de Aylesbyr[y], Walter Ive and Alfred (Alvredus) atte Touneshende of CO. Buckingham, who have mainperned before the sheriff of that county to have Richard before the king's justices at the first assize in those parts to stand to right if any one. [wish to speak against him], because he was charged with the said death out of hatred and not because he was guilty thereof, as the sheriff has signified to the king by inquisition taken in this matter by the king's order. https://archive.org/details/calendarclosero03changoog/page/n169/mode/2up Index Gyne, Herbert, 159 Aylesbury is the county town of Buckinghamshire, South East England. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aylesbury
Note: Great and Little Kimble are just southwest of Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire which is west, and a bit south of Luton, Bedfordshire.
File: [ 121 ] [ james_gynne_1474_westacre.txt ] Norfolk
Norfolk Record Society Manuscripts File NRS 7242 - Feoffment. James GYNNE of Westacre and Thomas Walpoll of Rougham to master Thomas Fyncham William Tendall esq. John Fyncham of Fyncham Robert Fyncham esq. of West Winch Edward Horn and Thomas Whytfott. Reference code: NRS 7242 Title: Feoffment. James GYNNE of Westacre and Thomas Walpoll of Rougham to master Thomas Fyncham William Tendall esq. John Fyncham of Fyncham Robert Fyncham esq. of West Winch Edward Horn and Thomas Whytfott. Lands and tenements in Rougham. 2 slits for seal tags Date(s): 29 Sep 1474 (Creation) https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/feoffment-james-gynne-of-westacre-and-thomas-walpoll-of-rougham-to-master-thomas-fyncham-william-tendall-esq-john-fyncham-of-fyncham-robert-fyncham-esq-of-west-winch-edward-horn-and-thomas-whytfott
File: [ 122 ] [ james_gynne_1476_westacre.txt ] Norfolk
James GYNNE (fl.1476) of Westacre.
1476 He made his Will.
(http://nrocat.norfolk.gov.uk Cat. Ref. NCC will register 13, Gelour, 127)
Norwich Consistory Court Probate Records: Wills
https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/ginne-gynne-james-of-westacre
28 June 2012
found at: http://www.girders.net/index.php?dir=Gym/
Ian. S. Rogers
File: [ 123 ] [ john_gyn_1334_abingdon.txt ] Oxfordshire
AALT John GYN, juror 7 Ed 3 = 1334 Place: Abingdon William le Bay de Abyndon Thomas (parson of Weston) but he is not suspected Robert de E(bor) & Thomas Hareh___ At Abyndon, jurors; Simon Russel de Abyndon, Roger le Eyr of the same, Thomas Freman de Billing, Thomas Griger' de Weston, Thomas Frankelyn of the same, Stephen Welond of the same, John Franceys de Billing, Walter Freman of the same, William de Oveston, Walter Togod, Robert Franceys & John Cround. A corn cart, Weston Favell mill, Roger of Dallington of Northampton, the cart wheel went over him and he died in the street at Abyndon that leads to Northampton. R. de Bay & Roger le Bay on the father's and mother's side testify to Englishry. Present in all things to do with the inquest: Abyndon & Weston. William (Machen), William Louckyn, William de Weston, John Rich, Henry Freman; Kyngesthorp William Rolf, John Rolf, John Davy, Thomas Thomelyn, John Thomelyn; Multon, William Knyt, John son of Julian, John Stokean, Ralph Robert, Hugh Borner; Billing, Berch in ye hurne, Richard Roger, John GYN, Simon Freman. Billing, Moulton, Kingsthorp. https://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/inquests/abstracts_111.shtml
File: [ 124 ] [ john_gyn_1343_shipmaster.txt ]
The Gascon Rolls Project (1317 - 1468) C61/55: 166 [1343-12-20] Gascon Roll for the 17th year of the reign of Edward III 20 December 1343. John GYN 1343 Westminster. Concerning protection. Order to all admirals, seneschals, vicomtes, mayors, bayles, friends and all other faithful people on both sides of the sea, within liberties and without, that they should not interfere with John Godfrey, who is bringing certain cargo to the duchy of Aquitaine, or allow others to cause him any injury or harm while bringing these goods…through their districts. John de Shoreditch, who is staying in the duchy of Aquitaine in the king’s service, has sent Godfrey, his servant, into England to purchase grain and other victuals for himself and his household, and to bring them back to the duchy. Godfrey has loaded 60 quarters of wheat, 60 quarters of oats, 40 sides of bacon and seven carcasses of beef into a certain ship of John GYN, to bring to the duchy for this reason, and the king has taken him and the cargo into his special protection and defence. Godfrey is to be allowed safe and secure passage, and any requests should be fulfilled on the king’s behalf. Source: http://www.gasconrolls.org/en/solrsearch/?&query=gyn#q=gyn see: John_Gyn_1339_Kent.txt; possibly the same man
File: [ 125 ] [ john_gyn_1430_syswell.txt ] Suffolk
Henry VI, 1430: CP40no677 By Rosemary Simons; Sorted by Defendant For the frames, go to the AALT under Henry VI, CP40no677 Side: d Image: 874 County: Suffolk Case type: debt Plaintiff: Gunvyll, Katherine Defendant: Drury, Thomas, of Ipswich, yeoman; GYN, John, of Sysewell, yeoman; Martyn, William, of Gorleston, yeoman
File: [ 126 ] [ john_gyn_1447_walsall.txt ] Staffordshire
A History of Walsall and Its Neighbourhood by Frederic William Willmore Publication date: 1887 On September 21st, 1447 (26 Henry VI.), Thomas Mollesley and Henry Flaxale found a chantry in Walsall Church, and endow it, for two priests to cele- brate mass daily. A probate copy of the will of Thomas Mollesley is still preserved, and is dated 3rd January, 1451 (30 Henry VI.). In the same year (6th December) he grants a power of attorney to John GYNNE to deliver to William Lyle and William Magottesone seisin of the manor of Bascote. pg 176 https://archive.org/details/ahistorywalsall00willgoog/page/n204/mode/2up Staffordshire see also: John_Gyn_1451_Walsall.txt
File: [ 127 ] [ john_gyne_1338_little_berdefeld.txt ] Essex
Essex Society for Archaeology & History Feet of Fines for Essex, vol 3 2017 1338 John Gyne, and Ralph Gyne, son of John of Little Berdefeld 452. Eas. and Trin. Thomas Gobioun, knight, and Margaret his wife, pl. William de Stansted, chaplain , and Ralph son of John Gyne, of Little Berdefeld, def. 1 messuage, 92 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 180 acres of marsh, 46s. 6d. rent and a rent of 1lb. of pepper in Esttillebery, Mockyng, Fobbyng and Dounham and the advowson of the chapel of St. Katharine, Esttillebery. Pl. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Thomas. pg 47 https://www.esah1852.org.uk/library/files/F1300000.pdf Index Gyne, Ralph son of John, of Little Bardfield , 47. Is this the same man as 'John Gyneye of Little Berdefeld' - see: john_gyneye_1323_little_berdefeld.txt and john_gyney_1340_little_berdefeld.txt
File: [ 128 ] [ john_gyne_1388.txt ]
Calendar of Inquisitions Miscellaneous (Chancery) ... volume 5. 1387-1393. (1962) 1388 81. Writ to the sheriff of Bedford and Buckingham [ re: Robert Tresilian, knight, hanged for treason ] [ CF Infra, # 103, # 105 ] Valuation of the goods of Robert Tresilian. [ lengthy entry ] ... 1 barrel and a 'tubbe' worth 12d. are in the hands of John Gyne, 'tayllour'; ... pg 58 - 59 and 80 - 83 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=inu.30000095331660&view=1up&seq=70&skin=2021&q1=gyne Index Gyne, Gyon, John, tailor, 81. [ Is this actually John Gyney, (??) Location not stated. ] Robert Tresilian, knight, hanged for treason: see: randolph_geneys_1385.txt in gyney_background_notes_NO_KNOWN_CONNECTION
File: [ 129 ] [ John_Gyne_1400_Dunwich.txt ] Suffolk
John GYNE (ca.1400-1452) of Dunwich.
= Julian. (H.P.pp.404-5)
1447 M.P. Dunwich. (ibid.)
1449-50 M.P. Dunwich. (ibid.)
Gyne 2,792 5/8/88
John GYNE (fl.1420)
24 Sep.1420 He was a juror on the inquisition post mortem held in Hereford into lands
of the late Thomas Dansey(d.1417)(q.v.) in Herefordshire and the adjacent
Welsh Marches.
(www.inquisitionspostmortem.ac.uk ref. eCIPM 21-433)
29 June 2016
John GYNE (fl.1440)
Jun.1440 He was a juror on the inquisition post mortem held in Herefordshire
into lands of the late Thomas de la Hay(q.v.).
(www.inquisitionspostmortem.ac.uk ref. eCIPM 25-415)
12 April 2020
source: http://www.girders.net/index.php?dir=Gym/
File: [ 130 ] [ john_gyne_1442_dunwich.txt ] Suffolk
Calendar of the fine rolls preserved in the Public Record Office. Volume 17. 1437-1445. (1937) 1442 John Gyne, of Dunwich Commitment (with like clause) to William de la Pole, earl of Suffolk, by mainprise of John Gyne, of Dunwich, merchant, and Thomas Piers of Dunwich, merchant, of the keeping of the town of Dunwich, with all appurtenances, profits and commodities, co. Suffolk ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 10 years, at a yearly farm of as much as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer by Michaelmas next ; as Joan late the wife of William late lord de Bardolf knight, executrix of the will of the said William, has surrendered into the Chancery for cancellation, to the end that the said earl may have the keeping aforesaid, the letters patent of 12 May 18 Henry VI, whereby the king committed the said keeping to the said late lord de Bardolf from Pentecost then next to come for 10 years at a yearly farm of as much as might be agreed upon between him and the treasurer by Christmas then next to come [p. 154 above]. By bill of the treasurer. Dated etc. pg 242 - 243 https://archive.org/details/calendaroffine17greauoft/page/248/mode/2up Index Gyne, John, of Dunwich, merchant, 248 see: [ John_Gynne_1456_Dunwich.txt ] see: [ Henry_Gyn_1270_Dunwich.txt ]
File: [ 131 ] [ john_gyne_1450_great_waltham.txt ] Essex
John GYNE (fl.1450) of Great Waltham, Essex. 7 Jul. 1450 He was pardoned following Jack Cade's rebellion. (C.P.R. 1446-52 p.371) 28 February 2017 found at: http://www.girders.net/index.php?dir=Gym/ Ian S. Rogers
File: [ 132 ] [ john_gynne_1419_exeter.txt ]
John GYNNE (fl.1419)
of the diocese of Exeter.
30 Apr.1419 He was ordained to his first tonsure.
('Stafford Register' pp.432 and 425)
15 January 2020
found at: http://www.girders.net/index.php?dir=Gym/
Ian. S. Rogers
File: [ 133 ] [ john_gynne_1425_exeter.txt ]
John GYNNE (fl.1425) of the diocese of Exeter. 28 Mar.1425 He was ordained to his first tonsure in Kingsbridge by the Bishop. (Register of Edmund Lacy, Bishop of Exeter 1420-55 part 4 p.95) 9 March 2016 found at: http://www.girders.net/index.php?dir=Gym/ Ian. S. Rogers
File: [ 134 ] [ Peter_Gyne_1427_Selby_Yorkshire.txt ]
Peter GYNE (fl.1427) 15 Oct.1427 He was a juror on the inquisition held at Selby, Yorkshire, into the lands held by the late John Shirwode. (Cal. I.P.M. 6-10 Henry VI, p.9) and (www.inquisitionspostmortem.ac.uk ref. eCIPM 23-20) 15 November 2011 12 September 2017 source: http://www.girders.net/index.php?dir=Gym/ Ian S. Rogers
File: [ 135 ] [ robert_de_gyn_or_de_gyeyn_1336_bristol.txt ]
The parliamentary history of the county of Gloucester, including the cities of Bristol and Gloucester, and the boroughs of Cheltenham, Cirencester, Stroud, and Tewkesbury, from the earliest times to the present day, 1213-1898 (Gloucestershire, United Kingdom - 1661) Author : Williams, William Retlaw, 1863- Members for Bristol 1334. Sept. (One Member.) Robert Gyene. He sat for Bristol 1334, 1336, 1337. 1341. was Bailiff of the city (as Guyen) 1326, and Mayor (as Gwyen) 1345, 1346, 1349. 1336. March. Robert de GYN, or de Gyeyn. 1337. Jan. Robert de Gyene. (pg 92 (104)) https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&livre_id=404338&page=104&book_type=livre&search_type=livre&name=de+Gyn&with_variantes=0&tk=f407fe8827eac4ca https://archive.org/details/cu31924030494953/page/n103/mode/2up 1341. Robert Guyene. (pg 93 (105)) - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - Calendar of the Close Rolls preserved in the Public Record Office. Edward III. A.D. 1333-1337 (1898) By England. Court of Chancery 1333 Membrane 7 Robert de Aston and Robert de Gyene, in co. Gloucester. pg 61 https://archive.org/details/calendarclosero03offigoog/page/n72/mode/2up 1334 Robert Guyenne, burgess and merchant of Bristol, acknowledges that he owes to Roger Turtle, burgess and merchant of Bristol, 400/. ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Gloucester. pg 336 https://archive.org/details/calendarclosero03offigoog/page/n348/mode/2up 1334 The following burgesses have like letters for various sums: Robert Gygne, burgess of Bristol. pg 350 https://archive.org/details/calendarclosero03offigoog/page/n362/mode/2up Index, pg 796 Guyenne, Gynge, Robert, burgess and merchant of Bristol, 336, 350 Gyene, Robert de, collector of customs in co. Gloucester, 61 https://archive.org/details/calendarclosero03offigoog/page/n808/mode/2up More: Guyen, Guyenne, Gyene in guyn_and_variants/guyen_or_gyene folder
File: [ 136 ] [ robert_gyn_1301_wermynton.txt ] Northamptonshire
Northamptonshire Tax Assessment, 1301: Polebrook Hundred Villate de Wermynton & Pappele (Warmington) Robert gyn 2s 0.75d https://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/subsidies/transcripts/polebrook1301.shtml
File: [ 137 ] [ robert_gyne_1391_barley.txt ]
Calendar of Inquisitions Miscellaneous (Chancery) ... volume 5. 1387-1393. (1962) 1391 Robert Gyne, of Barley or Barlow 321. ... John Ketelthorp, chaplain, outlawed for debt in co. Derby on Thursday before Epiphany, 14 Richard II, at the suit of Alice, late the wife of Robert Gyne, of Barley, and John atte Asshe of Chesterfeld, administrators of the goods of the said Robert who is said to have died intestate. pg 187 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=inu.30000095331660&view=1up&seq=199&skin=2021&q1=gyne Index Gyne, Robert, of Barley or Barlow, administrators of. See Asshe, John atte, of Chesterfield; p 187, p 216 Gyne, Robert, of Barley or Barlow, Alice wife of. , Alice wife and administratrix of, 321. , [of Cornwall], 146.
File: [ 138 ] [ robert_gynne_1452.txt ] Note: duplicate information - see: file [ 73] [ Robert_Gynne_1452_Norfolk.txt ]
Robert GYNNE (fl.1452) location not stated 27 Jun. 1452 Robert Wylne(q.v.) and John Norman of London(q.v.) were commissioned to arrest him. (C.P.R. 1446-52 p.552) 23 February 2014 found at: http://www.girders.net/index.php?dir=Gym/ Ian S. Rogers
File: [ 139 ] [ thomas_and_james_gynne_1458_rougham.txt ] Norfolk
File NRS 7281 - Charter: Grant. John Wythman of Swaffham Market son and heir of John Wythman living in Swaffham to James GYNNE Thomas Qhytefote and Thomas GYNNE of Rougham Norfolk Record Society Manuscripts Reference code: NRS 7281 Title: Charter: Grant. John Wythman of Swaffham Market son and heir of John Wythman living in Swaffham to James GYNNE Thomas Qhytefote and Thomas GYNNE of Rougham. 5a. 1r. of land in Rougham. Slit for seal tag. Date(s): 3 Sep 1458 (Creation) https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/charter-grant-john-wythman-of-swaffham-market-son-and-heir-of-john-wythman-living-in-swaffham-to-james-gynne-thomas-qhytefote-and-thomas-gynne-of-rougham
File: [ 140 ] [ thomas_and_james_gynne_1466_westacre.txt ] Norfolk
File NRS 7177 - Charter: Feoffment. Thomas GYNNE of Rougham to Edmund Fyncham James GYNNE of Westacre and Thomas Walpool of Rougham. Norfolk Record Society Manuscripts Reference code: NRS 7177 Title: Charter: Feoffment. Thomas GYNNE of Rougham to Edmund Fyncham James GYNNE of Westacre and Thomas Walpool of Rougham. Messuage with croft and land in Rougham. Seal. Date(s): 9 May 1466 (Creation) https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/charter-feoffment-thomas-gynne-of-rougham-to-edmund-fyncham-james-gynne-of-westacre-and-thomas-walpool-of-rougham
File: [ 141 ] [ thomas_gyn_1317_mershaddon.txt ] Oxfordshire
CP 25/1/189/15, number 102. Link: Image of document at AALT County: Oxfordshire. Place: Westminster. Date: One month from St Michael, 11 Edward II [27 October 1317]. Parties: John de Gardyns and Maud, his wife, querents, and Thomas GYN and Amice, his wife, deforciants. Property: 1 [messuage], 11 and a half acres of land and 1 and a half acres of meadow in Mershaddon' and Norton' Brun. Action: Plea of covenant. Agreement: Thomas and Amice have acknowledged the tenements to be the right of John, as those which John and Maud have of their gift, to hold to John and Maud and the heirs of John, of the chief lords for ever. Warranty: Warranty by Thomas and Amice for themselves and the heirs of Amice. For this: John and Maud have given them 20 marks of silver. Places: Marsh Haddon (in Brize Norton), Brize Norton https://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/inquests/abstracts_111.shtml
File: [ 142 ] [ thomas_gynne_1449_rougham.txt ] Norfolk
File NRS 7150 - Charter: Grant. John atte howe of Helewyngton senior Adam Pattyng Andrew Neve John Fuller alias Roper of Rougham and John Rous of Rougham to William Bokenham Thomas Maryot of Weasenham John Howes of Rougham and Thomas GYNNE of Rougham. Norfolk Record Society Manuscripts Reference code: NRS 7150 Title: Charter: Grant. John atte howe of Helewyngton senior Adam Pattyng Andrew Neve John Fuller alias Roper of Rougham and John Rous of Rougham to William Bokenham Thomas Maryot of Weasenham John Howes of Rougham and Thomas GYNNE of Rougham. Messuage builded and land in Rougham. 4 seals. Date(s): 21 May 1449 (Creation) https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/charter-grant-john-atte-howe-of-helewyngton-senior-adam-pattyng-andrew-neve-john-fuller-alias-roper-of-rougham-and-john-rous-of-rougham-to-william-bokenham-thomas-maryot-of-weasenham-john-howes-of-rougham-and-thomas-gynne-of-rougham
File: [ 143 ] [ thomas_gynne_1461_rougham.txt ] Norfolk
Norfolk Record Society Manuscripts File NRS 7170 - Charter: Feoffment. John Mendham of Sporle to Thomas Whytefote of Rougham Thomas Walpole of Rougham Thomas GYN of Rougham and William Bokenham of Rougham. Reference code: NRS 7170 Title: Charter: Feoffment. John Mendham of Sporle to Thomas Whytefote of Rougham Thomas Walpole of Rougham Thomas GYN of Rougham and William Bokenham of Rougham. Date(s): 29 Sep 1461 (Creation) Land in Rougham in Lee Southfield. Slit for seal tag. https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/charter-feoffment-john-mendham-of-sporle-to-thomas-whytefote-of-rougham-thomas-walpole-of-rougham-thomas-gyn-of-rougham-and-william-bokenham-of-rougham
File: [ 144 ] [ thomas_gynne_1467_rougham.txt ] Norfolk
Norfolk Record Society Manuscripts Thomas GYN File NRS 7189 - Quitclaim. Robert Storowr of Morningthorpe to Thomas Whytfote of Rougham Thomas GYN William Bokenham of Rougham and William Bocher of Weasenham. Reference code: NRS 7189 Title: Quitclaim. Robert Storowr of Morningthorpe to Thomas Whytfote of Rougham Thomas GYN William Bokenham of Rougham and William Bocher of Weasenham. Date(s): 16 Oct 1467 (Creation) Land in Rougham. Slit for seal tag. https://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/quitclaim-robert-storowr-of-morningthorpe-to-thomas-whytfote-of-rougham-thomas-gyn-william-bokenham-of-rougham-and-william-bocher-of-weasenham duplicate - see: Thomas_Gyn_1461_Rougham.txt
File: [ 145 ] [ thomas_gynne_1482_stevenage.txt ] Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire Record Society Newsletter No 19 Spring 2005 Forthcoming Volume XXI The Hellard Almshouses and other Stevenage charities, 1482 – 2005, edited by Margaret Ashby Thomas GYNNE of Stevenage 1482 In Church Lane, Old Stevenage, is a row of unpretentious cottages with a history reaching back to the 15th century. These are the Stevenage Almshouses, also known as the Hellard Almshouses, after their founder, Rector Stephen Hellard. According to the Alumni Cantabrigiensis Stephen Hellard was a member of Cambridge University, graduating as a Bachelor of Law in the year 1474-75. It is also suggested that he was 'Perhaps Doctor of Canon Law in 1492' but in his will he claims only to hold the degree of Bachelor of Arts. His date of birth is not given, but he is recorded as being 'of Yorkshire.' He was probably Rector of Upminster, Essex, from 1470 to 1472, after which, on 3rd July 1472, he was installed as Rector of Stevenage and lived there until his death in 1506. He was, however, also a prebendary of St Asaph's cathedral, which may have involved him in occasional residence there. Stephen Hellard died in 1506, leaving in his will a legacy to the town of All Christian Souls House, ‘which house I have built for the habitation of three poor folk without any rent therefore to be paid so long as the said house does or shall endure’. Since then, the Almshouse Trust has continued and is still in operation today. The foundation will be 500 years old next year, 2006. Although the Almshouse Charity came into being on Hellard’s death in 1506 and is remembered by its founder’s name, in fact many other people were also involved, and preparations for setting up an almshouse in Stevenage had begun some 25 years earlier. On the Feast of St Dunstan the Archbishop, in the 21st year of the reign of King Edward the fourth after the Conquest of England [ie May 19th 1482], three men signed a covenant. They were John Hykman of St Albans, Thomas GYNNE of Stevenage and John Huckle, a fuller, also of Stevenage and they were agreeing to transfer to Stephen Hellard, Rector of Stevenage, Walter Smyth, a chaplain, and William Grene, a pightle of land at Woolenwick Green, called Gleviscroft. This, with other properties as they were added, provided income from rents, for the charitable trust to use on building and maintaining the almshouses. Through succeeding centuries the leases for these lands recorded the names of trustees and tenants and incidentally revealed useful snippets of information about the history of Stevenage. For example, a lease document of 1668 gives the names of the trustees as George Banister, George Nodes and Ginnings Chapman, all gentlemen, John Hitchin the elder, butcher, Robert Heath the elder and Robert Heath the younger, and Edward and John Nash, yeomen. The tenants were William Rumbold the elder and younger, neither of whom could write, but who made their marks on the deed. The property being let and the terms of the lease are described in great detail. It is clear that by the mid-18th century the affairs of a number of other small local charities were also being managed by the Hellard Almshouse trustees and records show several attempts at clarification. Churchwarden Rowland Berkeley’s book, dated 1855, contains long lists of people entitled to receive help in money or other kind. It also includes records of the timber-framed former workhouse at 2, Letchmore Road, which had been acquired by the parish in 1773, but had become redundant in 1836, after the new Union workhouse was built at Hitchin. The Stevenage building continued in the ownership of the parish until 1957, when the decision was made to sell it. The Stevenage Consolidated Charities Trust was formed in 1909, to manage the affairs of the Hellard Almshouses and eight other small charities. In 1946 the village of Shephall, some 3 miles south of the town, was included within the designated area for development and subsequently became, like Old Stevenage itself, a ‘neighbourhood’ of the New Town. Shephall’s charities were then added to those of Stevenage and are also administered under the Stevenage Consolidated Charities Trust. All documents dating from before 1909 have been transferred to the Hertfordshire Record Office. Subsequent documents, including a complete run of minutes from 1909 to the present day, are held by the Trustees at Stevenage. Volume XXI: The Hellard Almshouses and other Stevenage Charities: 1482-2005 Volume 21, to be published by The Hertfordshire Record Society in November, will contain transcripts of all manuscript documents dating from 1482 to approximately 1940 and summaries of significant events between 1940 and 2005, such as sales of land and plans for improvements to the almshouses. Some 20th century records will necessarily be omitted to avoid embarrassment to descendants of persons mentioned. The records of the Hellard Almshouses and other Stevenage charities include names and occupations of many townsfolk, not only trustees but also the poor and other inhabitants and give an insight into the financial management of such institutions. Their details of land holdings are particularly important in Stevenage, where the development of the New Town has obliterated so much of the ancient landscape and its connections with the past. For example, the ‘Almshouse lands’ documents of the 16th and 17th centuries pinpoint exactly when the name of the lost Domesday manor of ‘Woolenwick’ changed to ‘Symonds Green’, the name by which it is known today. The Trust’s archive is a rich and previously untapped source for research into the community of Stevenage and its surrounding district, which this publication will make more accessible both to local historians and those from further afield with an interest in charities and poor relief. Margaret Ashby http://www.hrsociety.org.uk/files/newsletters/newsletter_05.pdf see: Robert_GYNNE_between_1603-1614_Stevenage.txt
File: [ 146 ] [ w_gyn_1384_norhampton.txt ]
Calendar of Inquisitions Miscellaneous (Chancery) ... volume 4. 1377-1388. (1957) 1384 W. GYN, bailiff Northampton 258. Writ of alias to the mayor and bailiffs of Norhampton to permit inn- keepers to bake bread well bolted and of good weight and size (assisa) in their own houses, as it appears by the petition of William de Asshyn, ' hostiller,' and others, innkeepers of Norhampton that they have been accustomed to do, but are now hindered. Westminster. 27 January 7 Richard II. [1384.] Faded. Return by the mayor and bailiffs of Norhampton that they are hindering William Asshyn from baking bread in his own house, reasonably as it seems to them, and hope to do the like by other innkeepers of the town if necessary, for the following reasons. First, no innkeeper has been used to bake bread in his house in the past, though William in obtaining his writ has suggested the contrary, the injustice of which suggestion may appear by the verdict of twelve jurors sewn hereto and sealed with their seals (seals missing). Secondly, William, with one other innkeeper, who has now ceased therefrom, recently began to bake horse-bread in his house and hide it in boxes that it might not be tried by the assize, in deceit of people passing through the town. The common bakers, who are accustomed to serve the innkeepers and other people with bread, complain constantly, asserting that if they cannot have the advantage of horse-bread as usual, small as it is, they will forsake the town, as in these days there is no profit on white bread. The mayor and bailiffs think it suspicious and, as it seems to them, unreasonable that a butcher should be a cook, a shoemaker a tanner, or an innkeeper a baker, seeing that the clerk of the market inquires in the town on articles concerning these things in his eyre; and they do not wish that such deceitful practices (seducciones) should be suffered more in their time than under their predecessors. Therefore at Michaelmas last they decided by the assent of the whole commonalty of the town that no innkeeper should in future bake bread in his house for sale; and they send this information under their seals (missing). 9 February 7 Richard II. [1384.] Faded . Inquisition before T. Sutton, mayor of Norhampton, William Wakeleyn, coroner, T. [Spr]ygy and W. GYN, bailiffs, and other burgesses. Friday before the Purification. No innkeeper of Norhampton has been used in the past to knead any bread in his house, unless by stealth, to the knowledge of the jurors. C. Inq. Misc. File 230. (9.) https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=inu.30000095331652&view=1up&seq=155&skin=2021&q1=gyn Index Guyn, William, commissioner, 375 Cf GYN GYN, W. , bailiff of northampton, 258 Cf Guyn.
File: [ 147 ] [ walter_gyn_chaplain_1334_northampton.txt ]
Calendar of the Close Rolls preserved in the Public Record Office. Edward III. A.D. 1333-1337 (1898) 1334 Walter GYN, chaplain Robert son and heir of Thomas Barry puts in his place John de Codyngton against George son of John de Longevill of Little Byllyng and Thomas his brother, Roger, parson of Little Bylyng church, John de Longevill of Northampton, and Walter GYN, chaplain, executors of the will of John de Longevill of Little Byllyng, to defend the execution of a recognisance for 200l. made to John de Longevill of Little Byllyng in the late king's chancery by Thomas son of Robert Barry, knight. pg 466 https://archive.org/details/calendarclosero03offigoog/page/n478/mode/2up 1335 George son of John de Longeville of Little Billyng and Thomas his brother, Roger, parson of Little Billyng church, John de Longevilll of Northampton, Walter GYN, chaplain, executors of the will of John de Longeyill of Little Billyng, and Warin de Bassyngburn and Elizabeth his wife, co-executrix of George, Thomas, Roger, John and Walter of the said will, put in their place William de Dodynton, William de Sadynton and Thomas atte Grove, to prosecute the execution of a recognisance for 200l. made to John de Longevill in the late king's chancery, by Thomas son of Robert Barry, knight. — John de Sancto Mauro received the attornment by writ. pg 488 https://archive.org/details/calendarclosero03offigoog/page/n500/mode/2up Index GYN, Walter, chaplain, 466, 488.
File: [ 148 ] [ willelmo_de_gyenne_1229_dover_castle.txt ]
Close rolls of the reign of Henry III preserved in the Public Record Office ... A.D. 1227-1231. by Great Britain Public Record Office, H. C . Maxwell Lyte, Alfred Edward Stamp 1902 1229 De reparatione halisiarum regis apud Dovr', — Mandatum est constabulario Dovr' quod omnes balistas regis lesas et deterioratas in castro Dovr', que reparatione indigent, liberari faciat Willelmo de Gyenne, latori presentium, balistario regis, ad ipsas reparandas infra predictum castro Dovr'. Teste ut supra pg 181 (192) Google translate: The repair Hales king at Dover, - mandate the Constable of Dover as the battering of lesas also injured in the castle of Dover, and recovery need to be freed to William Gyenne, bearer hereof, cross-King went on recruiting within the castle Dover . Witness as above https://archive.org/details/closerollsreign00stamgoog/page/n192/mode/2up
File: [ 149 ] [ william_gynne_1481_london.txt ] - see also: [ William_Gynne_1485_London.txt ]
Calendar of the fine rolls preserved in the Public Record Office. Volume 21. 1471-1485. (1961) 1481 Feb. 5. 650 Commitment to John Roper, esquire,—by mainprise of Thomas Bulkeley, 'gentilman,' and William GYNNE, 'gentilman,' both of London, -of the keeping of all the lands which are in the king's hands by the death of Robert Haddes, tenant in chief of the king, and by reason of the minority of Robert his son and heir ; to hold from the time of the death of the said Robert the father until the full age of the said heir, together with the marriage of the said heir, for a certain sum of money paid in hand, without paying anything else for the keeping and marriage aforesaid, but supporting houses, enclosures and buildings and all other charges incumbent on the said lands, [and finding fit maintenance for the heir]*. By bill of the treasurer. Dated etc. Index GYNNE, William of London, gentilman 650 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=msu.31293400201293&view=1up&seq=240&skin=2021&q1=gynne
File: [ 150 ] [ william_gynne_1486_london.txt ]
The genealogist by Selby, Walford Dakin, 1845-1889; Harwood, H. W. Forsyth; Murray, Keith W [14l Trin. I Hen. VII. m. 327 m 424 0xford John Nowers arm. sues Mary Barantyne of London widow, William Stavely of Oxford clerk, William GYNNE of London yeoman and Nicholas Webbe of Whateley yeoman, in the first suit for trespass at, in the second suit for the manor of, Churchehill. https://archive.org/details/genealogis_22selb/page/n83/mode/2up?q=gynne I Hen. VII = 22 August 1485-21 August 1486 Michaelmas term runs from the 1st of October to the 21st of December. Hilary term runs from the 11th of January to the Wednesday before Easter Sunday. Easter term runs from the second Tuesday after Easter Sunday, and ends on the Friday before Whit Sunday. Finally, Trinity term runs from the second Tuesday after Whit Sunday and ends on the 31st of July. https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/manuscriptsandspecialcollections/researchguidance/datingdocuments/lawterms.aspx
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File: [ 151 ] [ Goditha_or_Godousa_Gyn_or_Glyn_1334.txt ] Note: location not stated.
Catalogue description: Pleas of Portmote on Monday next before the Feast of the Purification of Blessed Mary, 7 Ed. III (fin) [1st Feb., 1333] recte 1334 Reference: ZM/R36/m.2 Description: Pleas of Portmote on Monday next before the Feast of the Purification of Blessed Mary, 7 Ed. III (fin) [1st Feb., 1333] recte 1334 Richard Lenginor appeared v. Godousa le Glyn on a plea of land. On the last day she was essoined and now she made default. Therefore judgment was given that the land should be taken into the hands of the Earl, which was done. And she had day Monday aforesaid. The same day was given to Richard. Richard Lenginor appeared v. Goditha GYN on a plea of land. On the last day she had made default, so that the land was taken, and now she made default after default. Therefore judgment was given that Richard should recover his seisin through the view of the doomsmen and his damages through assessment (per taxac'). And Godousa to be amerced. https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/3a23f050-f02a-46fe-a546-28c90c69a39b Catalogue description Grantor: LENGINOR, Richard, son of Emery, merchant of Chester Grantee: HURELL, Henry,... [ Probably the same man, about ten years earlier: ] Reference: CHES 11/7 Description: Grantor: LENGINOR, Richard, son of Emery, merchant of Chester Grantee: HURELL, Henry, merchant of Chester Obligation, £8 6s 8d Date: 16 Edw II, Apr 1 Held by: The National Archives, Kew Legal status: Public Record(s) Closure status: Open 16 Edward II = 8 July 1322 - 7 July 1323 This record has not been digitised and cannot be downloaded. You can order records in advance to be ready for you when you visit Kew. You will need a reader's ticket to do this. Or, you can request a quotation for a copy to be sent to you. https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/record?catid=1017244&catln=6
File: [ 152 ] [ John_Gyn_1350_Fenny_Compton.txt ] Warwickshire
Catalogue description: Lease, indented, with warranty, by Sir Robert Bygot knight to John de Derset of Fenicompton Reference: L1/59 Description: Land of John GYN on Blachemylde, 1350 Lease, indented, with warranty, by Sir Robert Bygot knight to John de Derset of Fenicompton' and Felicia his wife, for the term of their lives of 1 messuage on the king's highway, extending into the field lying between the tenements of the parson and of Agnes le Smyth, and 7 ac. of arable in the vill and fields of Fenicompton: in East Field a ½ ac. into Heywey, next the land of Henry Mile, 1 ac. on le Shorte Rede above Aston, next the land of the parson, 1 ac. on Casiyorn next the land of John GYN, ½ ac. on Blachemylde next the land of Walter Draper, ½ ac. 'at to Pykes' next the land of William Blakwelle: in West Field 1 rood at le Cleyfurlong next the land of Robert Myle, 2 roods abutting 'into Derset path' next the land of John Alcok', ½ ac. lies on le Blake Ballond' next the land of John Myle, ½ ac. 'in to Derset path' next the land of John Magoten, ½ ac. lies on le Over Longelond next the land of Walter Doyn, ½ ac. lies on le Over Syxten' acres next the land of Thomas Tobbe, ½ ac. lies on le Haspour next the land of William Blakwell', 1 rood lies on le Cleyfurlong next the land of Henry Mile': to be held of Robert, his heirs and assigns at a rent of 4s payable in equal portions at the feast of the Purification of Blessed Mary, Pentecost and St. Michael, and with suit of court twice yearly, and heriott after the decease of the last survivor Witnesses: Robert Myle, John Mile, Henry Myle, William le Draper, Walter Doyn and others Fenicompton', Sunday next after the feast of St. Martin, 24 King Edward the third after the conquest Endorsements: a lease for life of a messuage in Fenny Compton Vide infra de Henrico Myle Roberto Myle et Johanne Myle Bygott Indentura de Fenicompto' Date: [14 Nov. 1350] Held by: Warwickshire County Record Office, not available at The National Archives Language: English Physical condition: Tag for seal which is missing https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/6e67df2a-2989-4f70-8689-adb4ebb244d7 Notes: Fenny Compton is a village and parish in Warwickshire https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fenny_Compton Will of Sir William Compton, made on 8 March 1522 , 14 Hen . VIII gave something to Griffin GYNNE Griffin_Gynne_1522.txt There is a John GYNNE, present in 1434 in Erle-strete in Coventry. Could this 'Griffin Gynne' be a descendant? see: John_Gynne_1434_Erle-strete_Coventry.txt
File: [ 153 ] [ John_Gyn_1419_Great_Waltham.txt ] Essex
Catalogue description: Richard Parker of Pleshey to John GYN the younger and John Devenissh: Grant of a piece... This record has not been digitised and cannot be downloaded. You can order records in advance to be ready for you when you visit Kew. You will need a reader's ticket to do this. Or, you can request a quotation for a copy to be sent to you. Reference: DL 25/3382 Description: Richard Parker of Pleshey to John GYN the younger and John Devenissh: Grant of a piece of land in Great Waltham in a field called 'Mochil Wistok': (Essex). Note: Date in the old typescript catalogue stated as 7 Hen V Date: [1419-1420] Held by: The National Archives, Kew Legal status: Not Public Record(s) Closure status: Open Document, Open Description https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C5688467
File: [ 154 ] [ John_Gyn_or_Gynus_1369_Fenny_Compton.txt ] Warwickshire
Catalogue description: Indenture from John Peche to John GYN' regarding property in Fenny Compton Reference: CR0457/44/24 Title: Indenture from John Peche to John GYN' regarding property in Fenny Compton Description: Lease by lord John Pheche of Hampton in Arden, knight, to John GYNUS of Fenny Compton and Agnes his wife of various pieces of land in Fenny Compton for the term of their lives. Dated 43 Edward III. Witnessed by William Draper, John Knybe, John Myle, John Warde and William Blacwelle. With pendant seal [CR0457/44/22-CR0457/44/24 attached] Date: 1369-1370 Held by: Warwickshire County Record Office, not available at The National Archives Language: English Physical description: 1p Physical condition: Previously Box 4, Section ii, Bundle 3, Document 12 https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/42235af3-a6b9-4dc2-af0b-67d9d79ebeda
File: [ 155 ] [ John_Gynne_1448_St_Austell.txt ] Cornwall
Catalogue description: Confirmation of grant: yearly rent a red rose on the feast of St. John the Baptist ... Reference: CF/2/215/61 Description: Confirmation of grant: yearly rent a red rose on the feast of St. John the Baptist John Pyken of St. Austell to John Clerk and his wife Nichol Tenement in St. Austell with garden adjoining between the tenement of John GYNNE and Walter Trumper Wtn: Oto Nycoll, mayor of Bodmin, Richard Bera, reeve, Thomas Lucombe, Thomas Lanhergy, John Cole and others. Date: At Bodmin, Monday next after the feast of St. Hilary, 27 Henry VI (20 Jan. 1448/9) Held by: Archives and Cornish Studies Service (formerly Cornwall Record Office), not available at The National Archives https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/d0dd5e49-d590-4f47-9ab4-4cc1639cfd1d
File: [ 156 ] [ Richard_de_Gisne_1219_Suffolk.txt ] Suffolk
4 HENRY III (28 October 1219–27 October 1220) Fine Roll C 60/12, 4 HENRY III (1219–1220) Roll of fines from the fourth year of King Henry. Membrane 8 28 Dec. Rochester. Suffolk. Ernald son of Payn gives the king half a mark for having a pone before the justices at Westminster at Hilary in 15 days against Richard de GISNE, defendant, concerning 60 acres of land with appurtenances in Boyton . He has the writ. Order to the sheriff of Suffolk to take security etc. Witness H. etc. https://finerollshenry3.org.uk/content/calendar/roll_012.html#it044_008
File: [ 157 ] [ Alexander_of_Gyn_late_12th_to_early_13th_century ] Lincolnshire
Huntingfield Cartulary @ National Archives
Date range: Late 12th century to late 13th century.
Alexander of GYN: See # 128
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3ANC - SUMMARY 3ANC1. Title deeds. 1-32. Heathcote properties. Aslackby, Dunsby, Hacconby, Coningsby, Langtoft and Baston, Lound, Osbournby and Lentcn, Ruskington, Skendleby, Swineshead, Vigtoft, Barrowden, co. Rutland.
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3ANC2 - Documents subsidiary to title.
Catalogue description: Huntingfield Cartulary
Reference: 3ANC2/1
Title: Huntingfield Cartulary
Description:
Label, 2 hands of the mid 16th century which endorse many of Katherine Brandon's documents, Antiquum Recordum et Supervisio de Toft. The cover is a doubled membrane of parchment which appears to be an account for the collection of tithe (payments for hay, wool, calves, lambs, foals, sheep, bees, hemp) hand of early 14c. Ralph de Cobeldyk occurs among the names: Kirton and Multonhall (Frampton) are mentioned.
ff. 1-4 appear to be an insertion added to the book after the main body was complete. f. 1 ro is rubbed.
Toft
1. Notification of a grant (addressed to the grantor's men, French and English)
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39 (f10vo) Notification of an agreement for exchange.
Roger, son of William of Huntyngfeld and Ralph of Fenna.
1. Roger gives to Ralph all the land of Reginald Croyde, Toli of Hoga and Gyppe le Newcome in languas in Fenna.
2. Ralph gives to Roger all his land in Hestecroft.
Witnesses: Eudo the chaplain, Ingeram de GYNEY, Walter of Coventry, Oliver of Curcun, Hubert son of Peter Walter, Hamo son of Ralph, Peter the clerk, Eudo the reeve.
c.1200.
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42 (f11) Notification of a quitclaim of interest.
Witnesses: Fulc of GYSNEY (and others)
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70. (f17) Notification of a grant by way of exchange.
Roger son of William of Huntyngfeld to Girard son of Baldric the archdeacon of Leicester.
1. Roger gives to Girard the clerk 3½ acres & 3½ falls in the field of Fishtoft towards the north.
2. Girard gives to Roger 3½ acres 3½ falls in Aldecroft and Grescorft. [ (sic) probably Grescroft ]
Witnesses: Luke of Leek, Eudo the chaplain, Ingeram of GYNEY, Walter of Coventre, John and Robert brothers, Alan of Lyndes'.
c. 1180-1200.
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85 (f20) Notification of a quitclaim of interest.
Adeliz daughter of Gerd of Byker to Roger son of William of Huntyngfeld.
Property: all the land held by Gerd in Holland of Roger's court, except Sydaycroft, and Eylcroft in Stevenvg which she has granted to John Wydeman and Berta her niece to hold of Roger for 12d., yearly, excluding forinsec service.
Witnesses: Ralph of Fenna, Jordan son of Haldii, Walter Makeward, Canan Gilbert, Robert of Curcun, Rugebram of Gyngey, Benedict son of Roger, Reginald Cote, Oliver of Curcun, William of Gyssorz, Robert son of Geoffrey, Godwyn of Byker, Alan of Borehard, Alan Sewe, Philip of Poft, Benedict son of Hubert, Walter son of William of Norwich,
1200-1220
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119. (f28) Notification of a grant.
Thomas son of Roger son of Gunnild of Boston to William of Huntyngfeld.
Property: a plot 100 feet by 24 feet in his curia, going from the barre ditch to the fen and lying between Reginald Cote and Nigel his brother.
Consideration: a rent of 6d.
Witnesses: Osbert son of Nigel, Conan of Kyrketon, Robert of Curezun, Geoffrey of Benyngton, Reginald Cote, Roger Gerun, Alexander his brother, Mr. Roger of Ryngford, Henry son of Richard, Thomas Maleb', Lambert son of Ralph, Richard his brother Oliver Curzun, Hugh of GYNNAY, Stephen of Wymbys, William of Gaunt, clerk.
Late 12c. or early 13c. Before 1220.
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127. Notification of a sale.
Hubert of Lanna to Roger son of William of Huntyngfeud.
Property: all the land in Boston, on the bank of the river which he holds of Maurice of Croun, between William son of Robert and Alan son of Toly
Consideration: 24 marks.
Witnesses: Walter son of Matfrey, Walter Malreg', Conan, Gylbert Yngeram of GYNNER, Robert of Curcun, Jordan son of Hald', Roger the clerk, Stephen the clerk of Saphrid, Robert of Gaunt, William of Gyzors, Roger brother of Safr', Reginald and Ralph his son, Richard of Butterwick, Godwyn the priest, Gilbert son of Lambert, Oliver of Curcun, Joceus Mabryg, William son of Geoffrey.
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128. (f29vo) Notification of confirmation of 127.
William son of Hubert of Lenne to Roger son of William of Huntyngfeud.
Witnesses: Ingeram of GYNNER, Conan of Kyrketon, Robert his son, Walter Matheward and Joceus his son, Walter of Covvntr', Oliver of Curcuin, Hubert Walter, Symon of Gernemue, Ralph of Breccham of Verdun, Richard Bonderod, Alured his son, Alexander of GYN', Roger Pudifat Dogeman.
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130. Notification of a grant and quitclaim.
John son of Walter Palmar of Boston to Roger son of William [of Huntingfield].
Property: 1. all the land he holds of John Cote.
2. all the land he holds in the same lane (in eodem vico) of William of Longehamp
Consideration: 11½ silver marks.
Witnesses: Ingeram of GYNEY, Walter Maureward, Conan of Kyrketon, Robert of Fenna, Walter of Coventr', Joceus son of Jordan, Benedict of Fenne, Eudo the cow (vacca), William Walneve.
Late 12c. or early 13c.
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131. (f30) Notification of an agreement.
John son of Walter Palmar to Roger son of William of Huntyngfeld.
1. John has sold to Roger for 11½ silver marks the land he holds of John Cote and William of Longechamp.
2. John will hold during his father's lifetime that half of the land next Herbert the clerk at a rent of 8 shillings, Roger to have the use of it in fair time.
3. John's father to have the half next Mabel for his life, at a rent of 2 shillings except for a strip of 50 feet at the western end, running down by the wall next Mebe 1 and across the width of half the curia.
4. At his father's death John is to become life tenant of that half and Roger to have full use of the other half.
5. John is to maintain the houses while he lives in them.
Witnesses: Ingeram of GYNEY, Walter Maureward, Conan of Kyrketon, Robert of Fenna, Walter of Coventre, Joceus son of Jordan, Benedict of Fenna.
Late 12c. or early 13c.
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Name mentions in this document:
39 (f10vo) Notification of an agreement for exchange.
Witnesses: Ingeram de GYNEY (and others)
c.1200.
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42 (f11) Notification of a quitclaim of interest.
Witnesses: Fulc of GYSNEY (and others)
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70. (f17) Notification of a grant by way of exchange.
Witnesses: Ingeram of GYNEY (and others)
c. 1180-1200.
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85 (f20) Notification of a quitclaim of interest.
Witnesses: Rugebram of Gyngey (and others)
1200-1220
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119. (f28) Notification of a grant.
Witnesses: Hugh of GYNNAY (and others)
Late 12c. or early 13c. Before 1220.
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127. Notification of a sale.
Witnesses: Gylbert Yngeram of GYNNER (and others)
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128. (f29vo) Notification of confirmation of 127.
Witnesses: Ingeram of GYNNER; Alexander of GYN' (and others)
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130. Notification of a grant and quitclaim.
Witnesses: Ingeram of GYNEY (and others)
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131. (f30) Notification of an agreement.
Witnesses: Ingeram of GYNEY (and others)
Late 12c. or early 13c.
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About the Huntingfield Cartulary
The early Norman-Breton lords of the Boston area
Soon after the Conquest, King William invested his nephew Alan Rufus, earl of Brittany, as the chief lord of a huge swathe of land across Yorkshire and elsewhere in England. The picture above, from the Register of the Honour of Richmond of 1480, shows Alan of Brittany kneeling before the king to pay homage and receive this gift.
Alan’s English lands later came to be called the Honour of Richmond, after the castle he built at Richmond in Yorkshire. These lands included some choice spots in and around the fledgeling port town of Boston in Lincolnshire, which quickly established valuable trading links across Europe.
In early records from this area, such as those in the Kirkstead Cartulary and Huntingfield Cartulary of the mid-1100s, the name Alan appears frequently. This name has strong Breton connections, and this fact may signify that a substantial Breton community had established itself around Boston under the patronage of the area’s new Breton-Norman lords.
https://therochfords.wordpress.com/2017/07/05/the-early-norman-breton-lords-of-the-boston-area/
File: [ 158 ] [ william_gisne_1339_cambridgeshire.txt ]
Calendar of the close rolls preserved in the Public Record Office ... Edward III. A.D. 1339-1341. (1901) 1339 Willam Gisne, and Agnes his wife in Radefeld hundred MEMBRANE 8d Jan. 10. To John de Shardelowe and his fellows, justices of assize in co. Cambridge. Order to attempt nothing to the prejudice of the king or the damage of the John son of John de Patemere, kinsman and heir of Alice late the wife of Philip de Patemere, tenant in chief, that heir being a minor in the king's wardship, as the lands in Stoneheworth, Dullyngham, and Wodeditton, which belonged to Alice, are in the king's hand by reason of her death and of the heir's minority, and the justices intend to take an assize of novel disseisin arramed before them against John and others contained in the original writ, concerning the premises, at the suit of Willam Gisne, and Agnes his wife, William being bailiff of the hundred of Radefeld, where the tenements are, as is said. pg 340 https://archive.org/details/calendarclosero04offigoog/page/n352/mode/2up https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/edw3/vol5/pp719-724 Index Gisne, William, bailiff of Radefeld hundred, 340 ..., Agnes wife of, 340.
File: [ 159 ] [ william_gysne_1355.txt ] Cambridgeshire
Calendar of the close rolls preserved in the Public Record Office ... Edward III. A.D. 1354-1360. (1908) 1355 William Gysne Enrolment of release by Hugh de Poyntz, brother of Sir Nicholas de Poyntz, lord of Corymalet, to Robert Kynebell of Berkhampstead and to Christiana his wife of all his right and claim in the manor of Dullyngham, CO. Cambridge, which he had for life of the grant of the said Sir Nicholas, for 10l. yearly. Hugh has also made a general release to Robert and Cristiana by this deed. Witnesses: Richard Smelt, then sheriff of London, Robert de Reynham, Nicholas Turk, citizens and fishmongers of London, John Gogh, William Gysne, John de Loundres, John de Kirkeby. Dated London, Saturday in Easter week, 29 Edward III. French. Memorandum that Hugh came into the chancery at Westminster on the said day and acknowledged the preceding deed. pg 188 https://archive.org/details/cu31924091767941/page/n199/mode/2up Index Gysne, William, 188.
File: [ 160 ] [ Thomas_Gyn_1422_Norwich.txt ] Norfolk
230 APPENDIX TO THE FORTY-EIGHTH REPORT OF THE DEPUTY KEEPER OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS No. 2 » — Calendar of French Rolls: Henry VI. — continued, 1422-4. Membrane 5. Safe-conduct for the servants of the count of Vendome, going to France. Feb 11. Protection to Thos. GYN, of Norwich, going to Picardy, in the retinue of Thos. Denny. pg 230 https://archive.org/details/annualreportdep05offigoog/page/n259/mode/2up see pg 228 Membrane 8. Feb. 10. Protection to Thos. Denny, of Virle, Sussex, going to Picardy to recover the castle and town of Crotey. https://archive.org/stream/annualreportdep05offigoog/annualreportdep05offigoog_djvu.txt
File: [ 161 ] [ Johannes_Gyn_1381_Chelmsford_Hundred.txt ] Essex
The Poll Taxes of 1377, 1379, and 1381 edited by Carolyn C. Fenwick Essex: 1371 Chelmsford Hundred E179/107/63/17 m. 1 Villa de Magna Waltham Great Waltham Johannes Gyn pg 229 https://books.google.ca/books?id=zhEn77SlKU4C&pg=PA75&lpg=PA75&dq=Pappeworth+Hundred&source=bl&ots=WUFTRuJGlb&sig=ACfU3U0ghwz6rJaK0ZPnoeFyqNf4cGgTTQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwidzK6z2przAhWyg-AKHeSxDpEQ6AF6BAgSEAM#v=onepage&q=gyn&f=false
File: [ 162 ] [ Simon_Gyn_1381_Chelmsford_Hundred.txt ] Essex
The Poll Taxes of 1377, 1379, and 1381 edited by Carolyn C. Fenwick Essex: 1381 Chelmsford Hundred E179/107/63/21 Villa de Mulsham Parva Moulsham Simon Gyn pg 229 https://books.google.ca/books?id=zhEn77SlKU4C&pg=PA75&lpg=PA75&dq=Pappeworth+Hundred&source=bl&ots=WUFTRuJGlb&sig=ACfU3U0ghwz6rJaK0ZPnoeFyqNf4cGgTTQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwidzK6z2przAhWyg-AKHeSxDpEQ6AF6BAgSEAM#v=onepage&q=gyn&f=false
File: [ 163 ] [ Thomas_Gyn_1381_Dunmow_Hundred.txt ] Essex
The Poll Taxes of 1377, 1379, and 1381 edited by Carolyn C. Fenwick Essex: 1381 Dunmow Hundred E179/107/49/20 Villa de Alta Estr' Great Easton Thomas Gyn ux' pg 236 https://books.google.ca/books?id=zhEn77SlKU4C&pg=PA75&lpg=PA75&dq=Pappeworth+Hundred&source=bl&ots=WUFTRuJGlb&sig=ACfU3U0ghwz6rJaK0ZPnoeFyqNf4cGgTTQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwidzK6z2przAhWyg-AKHeSxDpEQ6AF6BAgSEAM#v=onepage&q=gyn&f=false