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Hugh de Wrottesleye (Wrottesley); knight. de Wrottesleye (Wrottesley) Hugh Council....

Catalogue reference: SC 8/146/7282

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This record is about the Hugh de Wrottesleye (Wrottesley); knight. de Wrottesleye (Wrottesley) Hugh Council.... dating from [? c. 1377] in the series Special Collections: Ancient Petitions. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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Reference
SC 8/146/7282
Date
[? c. 1377]
Description
Petitioners
Hugh de Wrottesleye (Wrottesley); knight.
Name(s)
de Wrottesleye (Wrottesley), Hugh
Addressees
Council.
Nature of request
Hugh de Wrottesleye states that he had made an agreement with Adam de Peshale about the manor of Talgarth, which Adam broke, to his great harm and expense, as the manor is held of the King in chief and he had to purchase a licence from him. He also complains of an attack on him and his men at the feast of St Thomas last, resulting from a disturbance at the fair of Albrghton, when Adam's men lay in wait for Hugh's men, but then complained that Hugh's men had attacked them, and that Adam and his brothers have made false complaints to the King about Hugh, and purchased writs to have him arrested without cause. He also complains that they gather together large bands of armed men to threaten him, and that because William de Godyngton would not go with them, they came to his house wishing to kill him, and ravished his daughter.
Nature of endorsement
[None]
Places mentioned
Talgarth, [Brecknockshire, Wales]
Albrighton, [Shropshire]
Ideshale (Idsall), [Shropshire]
Shropshire
Wrottesley, Staffordshire.
People mentioned
Adam de Peshale
Elizabeth [de Peshale], wife of Adam de Peshale
Ralph Ferers
Peter [illegible, possibly Capeswall]
Richard de Stafford
Thomas Harecourt
Hamenet [de Peshale], brother of Adam de Peshale
Richard [de Peshale], brother of Adam de Peshale
Thomas Goch, brother-in-law of Adam de Peshale
William de Godyngton.
Note
Tentatively dated to c. 1377, with reference to SC 8/146/7269, 7270 and 7271, all of which relate to feuds and enmity between Hugh de Wrottesleye and Adam de Peshale, and are dateable to 1377.
Related material

For a petition from Adam de Peshale relating to SC 8/146/7269, see SC 8/146/7271

For transcript, see no.109 of PRO 31/7/110

For a writ to Hugh de Wrottesleye relating to SC 8/146/7269, see SC 8/146/7270

For another petition from Hugh de Wrottesleye, see SC 8/146/7269

Held by
The National Archives, Kew
Legal status
Public Record(s)
Language
French
Closure status
Open Document, Open Description
Publication note(s)
A History of the Family of Wrottesley of Wrottesley, G. Wrottesley, (Societe Jersiaise, Bulletin, vol.III, pp, 1903), pp.147-8 (abstracts and discussion of this and related documents)
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C9209465/

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