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Like many of the men commissioned to raise loans to shore up Henry VI’s perennially cash-strapped administration, Frowyk also had to contribute himself. Thus, in February 1429 he was among a group of Middlesex men (which also included Henry Somer* and Robert Warner*) that lent the Crown a less than impressive total sum of just £94.
In June 1442 Frowyk was one of several property-owners in the parish of St. Giles without Cripplegate whose holdings fell victim to a band of rioters purportedly led by the (subsequently exonerated) local brewer William Asplond.
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