Court of Common Pleas, Hilary Term 1626

These cases of debt have been summarised from TNA Latin records.

CP 40/2170 AALT image 500 Hilary Term 1626
Daniel Chetterden gent by William Nicolls his attorney put himself on the 9th day against Peter Fyge late of Wynslowe senior gent and William Lunt alias Sponer late of Wynslowe “blacksmithe” on a plea that each should render to him £20 which they owe him & unjustly withhold. And they did not come. And as many times the sheriff was ordered to take them and have their bodies at Reading in the octaves of St Hilary. Before which day the plea was adjourned by the King’s writ to Westminster. And the sheriff reported that they were not found. Therefore he was ordered to have them sought from county to county or be outlawed. He was to have their bodies here on the morrow of Ascencion Day. He was ordered to have them proclaimed in full court on three separate days under the act of 31 Elizabeth.

CP 40/2172 f.1020
Buck. A jury between Roland Fellowe & Dorothy his wife plaintiffs and Silvester Stutsbery late of Winslowe “wollen draper” otherwise called “Silvester Stutsberi inysonne of the same towne wollen draper” on a plea of debt. Placed in respite until 15 days from Easter unless the King’s justices at the assizes in the said county taking assign(s) by form of statute etc.  On Monday 27 Feb at Aylesbury none came; writ issued.

CP 40/2172 f.1021d
Bucks. Thomas Snowe by his attorney put himself on the 4th day against Thomas Emerton late of Granboroughe “laborer” and Richard Grace late of Granboroughe “yoman” on a plea that each should render to him £40 which they owe him & unjustly withhold. They did not come; sheriff ordered to summon them; reports that they have nothing; to be taken to be here a month from Easter.

CP 40/2172 f.1028
Buck. Richard Mullmay by his attorney put himself on the 4th day against John Kinge late of Thame in the said county “miller” otherwise called John King of Winslow “yoman” on a plea that he should render to him £20 hich he owes him & unjustly withholds. He did not come; sheriff ordered to summon him; reports that he has nothing; to be taken to be here 15 days from Easter.