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LANE, Richard (d.1438), of Bentley and Hyde, Staffs.

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s. of John Lane (d. by 1413) of Wolverhampton, Staffs. m. (1) by Sept. 1398, Katherine, prob. da. of John Ruycroft of Hilton, Staffs.; (2) c.1409, Elizabeth, da. and h. of Ralph de la Hyde (d. by 1397) of the Hyde, wid. of John Foucher (d.c.1408) of Egginton, Derbys.; M. Jurkowski, ‘John Fynderne’ (Keele Univ. Ph.D. thesis, 1998), 409. (3) by May 1427, Joan; 1s. Dist. 1430.
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Attestor, parlty. elections, Staffs. 1414 (Nov.), 1416 (Mar.), 1432, 1433.

Commr. Salop, Staffs. July 1406 – Oct. 1437; of gaol delivery, Stafford May 1426, Oct. 1427 (q.), Apr. 1429, Stafford castle May 1435 (q.). C66/419, m. 19d; 422, m. 31d; 424, m. 8d; 437, m. 14d.

J.p.q. Staffs. 16 Nov. 1413 – d.

Steward of John Burghill, bp. of Coventry and Lichfield, by 23 Mar.-c. 27 May 1414. KB9/113/42.

Escheator, Staffs. 4 Nov. 1418 – 23 Nov. 1419, 24 Jan. – 17 Dec. 1426, 15 Feb. – Apr. 1430.

Guardian, temporalities of the bp. of Coventry and Lichfield 15 Feb. – Apr. 1420.

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LANE, Richard (d.1438), of Bentley and Hyde, Staffs.
Main residences: Bentley; Hyde, Staffs.
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LANCASTER, John (d.1424), of Bressingham, Norf.

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prob. s. of William Lancaster of Bressingham. m. (1) bef. Sept. 1398, Margery, da. and h. of Sir John Boyland of Boyland Hall in Bressingham, 1s.; (2) between Oct. 1417 and May 1421, Ellen, wid. of Gilbert Debenham† (d.1417), of Alburgh, Norf. and Little Wenham, Suff. Dist. 1411.
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Attestor, parlty. elections, Norf. 1414 (Nov.), 1416 (Mar.), Suff. 1423.

Chamberlain of Berwick-upon-Tweed 14 Sept. 1389 – 7 Oct. 1391; and chancellor there 14 Mar. 1390 – 7 Oct. 1391.

Capt. of Marck 10 Oct. 1391-c. Sept. 1399.

Constable of Framlingham castle, Suff. and keeper of the park, by appointment of Thomas Mowbray, Earl Marshal, c.1404- 6 Oct. 1405.

Commr. Suff., Norf. July 1414 – Jan. 1423; to take assize of novel disseisin, Norf. July 1414; C66/394, m. 13d. of gaol delivery, Norwich castle June 1416, Nov. 1418, Bury St. Edmunds June 1416. C66/399, m. 19d; 401, m. 16d.

Sheriff, Norf. and Suff. 1 Dec. 1415 – 20 Feb. 1416, 30 Nov. 1416 – 10 Nov. 1417, 13 Nov. 1423 – 22 May 1424.

J.p. Norf. 8 Apr. 1416 – July 1423, Suff. 7 July 1423 – d.

Escheator, Norf. and Suff. 4 Nov. 1418 – 23 Nov. 1419.

Steward of estates of John Mowbray, Earl Marshal, at Framlingham prob. bef. 1423 – d.

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LANCASTER, John (d.1424), of Bressingham, Norf.
Main residence: Bressingham, Norf.
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LANCASTER, Christopher, of prob. Yanwath, Westmld and Carlisle, Cumb.

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prob. yr. s. of William Lancaster of Yanwath by Elizabeth, da. of Sir William Threlkeld† (d.1408) of Threlkeld, Cumb., and Crosby Ravensworth, Westmld. by his 1st w. Margaret.
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LANCASTER, Christopher, of prob. Yanwath, Westmld and Carlisle, Cumb.
Main residences: prob. Yanwath, Westmld; Carlisle, Cumb.
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LAMPET, Ralph, of Stody and Great Yarmouth, Norf.

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m. (1) prob. by July 1436, Margaret (d. bef. Oct. 1458), F. Blomefield, Norf. ix. 442; Norf. RO, Gt. Yarmouth recs., ct. roll, 1464-5, Y/C 4/169, m. 17. da. of Edmund Wynter I* by his 1st w.; The Commons 1386-1421, iv. 927-8. (2) bef. 31 Aug. 1462, Anne. Ct. roll Y/C 4/169, m. 17.
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Attestor, parlty. elections, Norf. 1449 (Feb.), 1453, Great Yarmouth 1455.

Lt. to John Holand, earl of Huntingdon, as constable of the Tower of London by 24 Nov. 1436-bef. 5 July 1446. CPR, 1436–41, p. 85; C67/39, m. 21.

Commr. of inquiry, London, Kent, Nov. 1436 (obstructions on the Thames); to commandeer ships for expedition to Gascony, Great Yarmouth May 1439; set up coastal watches, Norf. Mar. 1450.

Collector of customs and subsidies, Great Yarmouth 28 Jan. 1439 – 11 Aug. 1443, 7 June 1445–31 Aug. 1447. E122/194/9. Although appointed on 7 June 1445, he did not start to account for the office until 29 Sept.: E356/19, rots. 30–31.

Bailiff, Great Yarmouth Mich. 1444–5, 1450 – 51, 1454 – 55, 1461–2. Norf. Official Lists ed. Le Strange, 156, 157.

Lt. to John Holand, earl of Huntingdon, as admiral of Eng. bef. July 1446. C67/39, m. 21.

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LAMPET, Ralph, of Stody and Great Yarmouth, Norf.
Main residences: Stody; Great Yarmouth, Norf.
Lampett, Lampit, Lampytte
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LAMBTON, William (c.1391-1434), of Lambton, co. Dur.

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b. c.1391, yr. s. and h. of William Lambton (c.1352-1430) of Lambton by his w. Alice (d.1433), ?da. of Thomas Sawcock of Sawcock, Yorks. m. Elizabeth (d.1439), 4s. inc. Robert*, 2da. R. Surtees, Durham, ii. 174; VCH Yorks. (N. Riding), ii. 30; Test. Ebor. ii. (Surtees Soc. xxx), 72.
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Sheriff, Northumb. 12 Dec. 1426 – 7 Nov. 1427.

Commr. of array, Northumb. Mar. 1427, Oct. 1429, Mar. 1430, ward of Chester, co. Dur. May 1430; DURH3/37, m. 3. inquiry, Northumb. Nov. 1427 (murder of William Heron of Ford).

Diplomatic envoy to Scotland, c. July 1427. Cal. Scots. Docs. iv. 1013.

?Escheator, Northumb. 12 Feb. – 5 Nov. 1430.

Collector of customs and subsidies, Newcastle-upon-Tyne 16 July 1432–d. E356/18, rots. 48–49.

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LAMBTON, William (c.1391-1434), of Lambton, co. Dur.
Main residence: Lambton, co. Dur.
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LAMBTON, Robert (c.1406-43), of Lambton, co. Dur.

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b. c.1406, s. and h. of William Lambton*. educ. Furnival’s Inn. m. Joan, s.p.
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Commr. of inquiry, Northumb. Feb. 1428 (murder of William Heron of Ford) (q.); array July 1434.

Collector of customs and subsidies, Newcastle-upon-Tyne 14 July 1441–d. CFR, xvii. 166; E356/19, rots. 38d, 39.

Parlty. proxy for the prior and chapter of Durham 1442. Durham Univ. Lib. cathedral muns., priory reg. 3, f. 273.

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LAMBTON, Robert (c.1406-43), of Lambton, co. Dur.
Main residence: Lambton, co. Dur.
Lambeton, Lampton
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LAMB, Thomas, of Maldon, Essex.

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m. Joan. Essex RO, Maldon bor. recs., ct. roll 1438-40, D/B 3/3/25, m. 1d.
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Attestor, parlty. election, Essex 1432.

Constable, Maldon Jan. 1420–1; wardman 1421 – 22; chamberlain 1423 – 24; assurer 1424 – 25; bailiff 1425 – 26, 1428 – 29, 1432 – 33, 1436 – 37, 1438–9. Maldon bor. recs., ct. bk. 1384–1449, D/B 3/1/1, ff. 19, 19v, 21, 22v, 24v, 26, 27v, 28v; ct. roll 1424–5, D/B 3/3/15, m. 1.

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LAMB, Thomas, of Maldon, Essex.
Main residence: Maldon, Essex.
Lambe
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LACON, William II (d.c.1459), of Willey, Salop.

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2nd s. and event. h. of Sir Richard Lacon* by his 1st w.; legit. half-bro. of William Lacon I*. m., A detailed and generally-reliable 17th cent. visitation ped. identifies his w. as Magdalen, da. of Richard Wisham of Holt, Worcs., very near the property at Hampton Lovett which came to the Lacons through our MP’s mother: Vis. Salop (Harl. Soc. xxviii), 306. There are, however, difficulties with this identification. There seems to have been no contemporary Richard Wisham, and our MP’s w. was certainly not the da. of John Wisham by Margaret, da. and h. of Sir John Beauchamp† of Holt: CIPM, xxi. 515-16; VCH Worcs. iv. 404. at least 1s. 4da.
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Attestor, parlty. elections, Salop 1450, 1455.

Sheriff, Salop 8 Nov. 1451–2.

Commr. to distribute allowance on tax, Salop June 1453; ?treat for loans May 1455; PPC, vi. 242. The commr. may have been his illegit. half-bro., William I. of array Sept. 1457; to assign archers Dec. 1457; of gaol delivery, Shrewsbury castle Oct. 1458. C66/486, m. 20d.

J.p. Salop 16 July 1453–?d.

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LACON, William II (d.c.1459), of Willey, Salop.
Main residence: Willey, Salop.
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LACON, William I (c.1408-75), of Betton Alkmere, Salop and Stone, Kent.

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b.c.1408, illegit. s. of Sir Richard Lacon*. educ. G. Inn. J.H. Baker, Men of Ct. (Selden Soc. supp. ser. xviii), ii. 985. m. (1) Maud (fl. Nov. 1446), 3s. 3da.; A deed of 1446 names five children born to our MP by his w. Maud: CCR, 1441-7, pp. 436-7. His first marriage must, therefore, have taken place early in his career, no doubt contracted by his father. The probability is that the bride was from a Salop gentry family; there is nothing to suggest that she was an heiress. The couple appear to have had at least one more child after 1446. A daughter, not named in the deed, was buried with her mother at Stone: J. Weever, Funeral Mons. 333; E. Hasted, Kent, ed. Drake, ii. 390. (2) by Oct. 1460, Sibyl (c.1417-bef. 1491), She is said to have been aged 24 ‘and more’ at her father’s death in 1441, but, since her eldest full sister is said to have been 20 years her senior, this estimate is to be treated with caution: C139/103/32. She died bef. her son and heir, William Ryke: CIPM Hen. VII, i. 710. da. and coh. of John Sifrewast (d.1441) of Clewer, Berks., by Elizabeth, da. of John Warbleton (d.1375) of Warbleton, Suss., and Katherine (d.1404), da. and coh. of Sir John Foxley† (d.1378) of Bray, Berks., wid. of John Thorley (d.1446) of Fulham, Mdx. and Thomas Ryke (fl.1454) of London. Kntd. prob. 18 Apr. 1475. Summ. as j.KB 1467-72.
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J.p.q. Salop 30 May 1443 – Sept. 1460, liberty of abbey of St. Albans by 25 May 1452-aft. Apr. 1454, KB9/268/77; 274/14. Kent 4 May 1458 – d., Berks. 13 May 1460 – d., Essex 23 June 1467 – d., Surr. 15 Feb. 1468 – d., Suss. 16 Feb. 1468 – d., Herts. 4 Dec. 1470 – d., Mdx. 17 Jan. 1471 – Sept. 1472.

Steward, St. Albans abbey by 1445-aft. 1455. A.E. Levett, Studies in Manorial Hist. 168–9; Reg. Whethamstede ed. Riley, i. 101.

Commr. of inquiry, Essex Sept. 1447 (complaint of abbey of Stratford Langthorne), London, Kent, Hants July 1448 (taking of a Portuguese vessel against treaty), London, Mdx. Aug. 1450 (armaments taken from Tower of London), Herts., Mdx. Dec. 1450 (Chancery petition), Salop Mar. 1452 (manor of Mold), June 1453 (treasons), Mon. Aug. 1458 (treasons), Kent Dec. 1461 (oppressions by William Isle*), Berks. Mar. 1464 (lands of Sir William Trussell†), Bucks. Nov. 1464 (possessions of Robert, Lord Hungerford), Berks., Hants, Wilts. Jan. 1465 (lands of Edward Cowdray*), Surr., Mdx. Oct. 1470 (felonies), Oxon., Berks. Sept. 1471 (lands of Nicholas Carew), Wilts. Feb. 1472 (trespasses of Edward Hungerford†); gaol delivery, St. Albans Apr. 1448, Oct. 1449 (q.), Jan. 1452 (q.), July 1455, June 1458, Jan. 1459, Shrewsbury castle Feb. 1450 (q.), Oct. 1452 (q.), Oct. 1458, Westminster July 1454 (q.), Windsor castle Feb. 1459 (q.), Feb., Oct. 1463 (q.) Maidstone July 1461, July 1473, Oxford castle Apr. 1462 (q.), Wallingford castle Oct. 1465, May 1466, Jan. 1467 (q.), May 1468 (q.), May 1474 (q.), May 1475, Newgate Nov. 1465, Dec. 1468, Nov. 1469, Jan., June 1471, Jan. 1472, Jan. 1473, Jan. 1474, Dec. 1474, Canterbury castle, Colchester castle, Guildford, Hertford June 1467, Guildford, Hertford, Maidstone Feb. 1468, Colchester, Guildford, Hertford, Maidstone June 1468, Guildford Nov. 1468 (q.), Hertford castle Feb. 1469, July 1472, Canterbury castle, Colchester castle, Hertford June 1469, Colchester castle, Guildford, Hertford Feb. 1470, Guildford, Maidstone June 1470, Colchester castle, Hertford July 1470, Hertford castle, Wallingford castle Feb. 1471, Canterbury castle, Colchester castle, Guildford, Hertford June 1471, Guildford, Hertford Feb. 1472, New Windsor May 1472, Feb. 1474 (q.), Colchester castle, Guildford, Hertford, Maidstone Feb. 1474; C66/465–535. oyer and terminer, Kent Aug. 1450, Kent, Essex, Suff. Sept. 1458, Worcs., Glos., Herefs., Salop, Staffs. Feb. 1460, Wales Mar. 1460, Berks. (murders by a Wilts. yeoman), London, Mdx. Nov. 1465 (treasons of (Sir) Gervase Clifton*), Hants, Som., Dorset, Devon, Wilts., Berks., Oxon., Glos. July 1466, Yorks. Feb. 1467, Warws., Worcs., Notts., Derbys., Staffs., Salop, Herefs. Feb. 1468, London June 1468, Mdx., Surr., Essex July 1468, Devon, Glos. Aug. 1468, Essex Nov. 1468, Hants, Wilts., Devon Dec. 1468, Eng. May 1469, Yorks., Cumb., Westmld. May 1469, Lincs. July 1470, York Aug. 1470, Surr. Oct. 1470, Glos. Jan. 1471, S. Wales Aug. 1471, ?Essex Feb. 1472 (treasons committed by Sir Thomas Vere and others), Mdx., Herts. Apr. 1472, Mdx. Mar. 1473, Warws., Notts., Derbys., Staffs. May 1473, Norf., Suff. July 1473, Lancs. Apr. 1475; sewers, Kent, Surr. Oct. 1452, Apr., June 1453, May 1455; ?to treat for loans, Salop May 1455; PPC, vi. 242. The commr. may have been his legitimate half-bro. assign archers Dec. 1457; of kiddles, Hunts. Dec. 1459, June 1460; to take assize of novel disseisin, Oxon. Feb. 1460 (q.), Bucks. Mar. 1462 (q.), Som. Feb. 1469 (q.), Northants. Apr. 1469 (q.), Bucks. July 1469 (q.), Wilts. Feb. 1472 (q.), Som. July 1472 (q.), Wilts. Mar. 1473 (q.), Yorks. Feb. 1474 (q.), Surr. Mar. 1475 (q.). C66/488, m. 5d; 499, m. 22d; 523, m. 13d; 524, m. 16d; 528, m. 17d; 529, m. 2d; 531, m. 9d; 532, m. 10d; 535, m. 11d.

Justice of N. Wales 17 Oct. 1450 – ?51, duchy of Lancaster in Wales Sept. 1454, dep. justice of S. Wales to John, Lord Beauchamp of Powick, c. 1458 – 61.

Serjeant-at-law July 1453 – bef.Nov. 1464; King’s serjeant by Nov. 1464 – June 1465; j.KB 4 June 1465 – d.; justice of assize, home circuit Apr. 1467 – d.

Trier of petitions, English 1467, 1472. PROME, xiii. 256; xiv. 13.

Parlty. cttee. investigating corruption at the Mint May 1468. PROME, xiii. 386–9.

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LACON, William I (c.1408-75), of Betton Alkmere, Salop and Stone, Kent.
Main residences: Betton Alkmere, Salop; Stone, Kent.
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LACON, Sir Richard (c.1381-1446), of Lacon and Willey, Salop.

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b. c.1381, As a witness to the proof of age of Henry Grey, count of Tancarville, at Pontesbury, Salop, on 6 Nov. 1441, he gave his age as 60: CIPM, xxv. 612. Such estimates are unreliable, but this one is consistent with all else that is known of Lacon’s career. s. of William Lacon (d.1397) of Lacon by Margaret, da. of Ralph Passelewe of Drayton Parslow, Bucks. m. (1) between Feb. 1406 and May 1411, Elizabeth (d. 23 June 1435), CIMisc. viii. 192. da. and h. of (Sir) Hamon Peshale† of Salop by Alice, da. and h. of Sir Robert Harley of Harley; wid. of Henry Grendon, 5s. inc. William II*, 1da.; (2) Agnes (fl.1447); 1s. illegit. William I*. Kntd. c. Oct. 1415.
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Attestor, parlty. elections, Salop 1407, 1426, 1432, 1437, 1442.

Constable of Thomas, earl of Arundel’s castles of Oswestry, Salop, by Apr. 1405, Clun by 1415. KB27/618, fines rot. 2d.

Sheriff, Salop 1 Dec. 1415 – 30 Nov. 1416.

J.p. Salop 12 Feb. 1422 – July 1423.

Commr. Salop, Staffs., Herefs. May 1422 – Nov. 1435; of gaol delivery, Shrewsbury castle Oct. 1440, Oct. 1441, Oct. 1443; of inquiry, Salop c. Sept. 1443 (treasons etc.). C66/448, m. 33d; 451, m. 35d; 457, m. 33d; KB27/744, rex rot. 34d.

Escheator, Salop and the adjacent march 4 Nov. 1428 – 12 Feb. 1430.

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LACON, Sir Richard (c.1381-1446), of Lacon and Willey, Salop.
Main residences: Lacon; Willey, Salop.
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