CUTLER, John, of Huntingdon.

Cutler was evidently an associate of Richard Prentice, with whom he was sued for debt at some point before March 1404 by Sir John Howard. It was then that they secured a writ of supersedeas, one of their mainpernors being John Hawkin. When Prentice was elected by the burgesses of Huntingdon to the Gloucester Parliament of 1407, Cutler offered sureties on his behalf.1CCR, 1402-5, p. 319; C219/10/4.