Family and Education
s. of Thomas Sackville (d. bef. 1406) of Fawley by Elizabeth, da. of John Englefield† of Englefield, Berks., gds. and h. of Sir Thomas Sackville† (c.1336-1406) of Fawley. The Commons 1386-1421, iii. 27; iv. 271-2; E210/1342; E212/13. m. c.1423, Anne, wid. of Sir Thomas de la Pole (d.1420), of Grafton Regis, Northants. CPR, 1422-9, p. 103; CIPM, xxi. 485-8. ?1s. 2da. CIPM Hen. VII, i. 317. Dist. 1411; Kntd. by 1412. Feudal Aids, vi. 455. But according to a lawsuit brought against Sackville by Nicholas Bury, his steward at Marlesford, nearly 30 years later, Sackville was still an esquire on 13 Nov. 1413. Bury alleged that an annuity of 40s. which his master had bestowed on him on that date had fallen into arrears amounting to £28: CP40/718, rot. 129.
Offices Held
Attestor, parlty. elections, Bucks. 1419, 1422, [1429], 1431, 1432, 1437.
Commr. to take assizes, Berks. May 1425; of arrest, Bucks. June 1431; to distribute tax allowance Dec. 1433; list persons to take the oath against maintenance Jan. 1434; administer the same May 1434; assess subsidy Jan. 1436, Aug. 1450; treat for loans Feb. 1436; survey ldship. of Kings Langley, Herts. May 1438; assign archers, Bucks. Dec. 1457.
J.p. Bucks. 30 April 1434-Nov. 1454.
Parlimentarian
Main residence: Fawley, Bucks.
Sageville, Sakevile, Sakeuyle, Sakevyle, Saquevile
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Commons 1422-1461
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Oxford 1644
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