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EDGELEY, Adam, of Plymouth, Devon.

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Parker of Bletchingley, Surr. for Edmund Stafford, earl of Stafford, 20 Nov. 1402 – 21 July 1403, for the Crown July 1403–?d.

Commr. to make an arrest Jan. 1406.

Usher of the royal chamber by Oct. 1409 – d.

Keeper of Kennington palace, Surr. 9 Oct. 1419–?d.

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EDGELEY, Adam, of Plymouth, Devon.
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EDGECOMBE, William, of Plymouth, Devon.

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?gds. of William Edgecombe (d.c.1380), by Hillary, da. and h. of William de Cotehele of Cotehele, Cornw. m. (1) by 1425, Joan ?Denset, at least 1s; H.R. Watkin, Totnes Priory and Town, ii. 728-9; CP40/658, rot. 434; J.S. Vivian, Vis. Cornw. 141; idem, Vis. Devon, 324. (2) Christine (d. bef. 1436), da. of William Jelys of Bere Ferrers, Devon, and sis. and coh. of Richard Jelys, at least 1ch. CP40/703, rot. 427.
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Jt. keeper of the silver mines in Devon, Easter 1419–16 Apr. 1423. CFR, xiv. 265; xv. 40; E101/265/5.

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EDGECOMBE, William, of Plymouth, Devon.
Main residence: Plymouth, Devon.
Aggecombe, Edgcombe, Eggecumbe
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ECTON, Richard (d.1440), of Salisbury, Wilts.

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m. by Easter 1423, Joan, da. of Agnes, gdda. of William le Ireys of Tidworth, Wilts. Wilts. Feet of Fines (Wilts. Rec. Soc. xli), 386; CP40/698, rot. 131. She claimed to be the h. to property in ‘Muleford Pychard’ under the terms of an entail made in 1342.
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Launder, Clarendon park, Wilts. 28 Feb. 1416–4 Feb. 1433. CPR, 1413–16, p. 404; 1429–36, pp. 263–4.

Woodward, Bentley wood and Melchet park, Wilts. 26 Apr. 1437–d. CPR, 1436–41, pp. 50, 337.

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ECTON, Richard (d.1440), of Salisbury, Wilts.
Main residence: Salisbury, Wilts.
Etton
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EATON, Walter, of Norwich.

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s. of William Eaton (d.1392) of Norwich by his w. Joan (d.1419). m. bef. Oct. 1394, Agnes.
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Attestor, parlty. elections, Norf. 1425, 1427.

Bailiff, Norwich Mich. 1399–1400; recorder c. Sept. 1408-c. Mich. 1415, Mich. 1425–30.

Commr. Norwich Jan. 1414-c. Apr. 1430; of gaol delivery, Feb. 1415 (q.), June 1416 (q.), Nov. 1418 (q.), Nov. 1420, Nov. 1423, Feb. 1430, Mar. 1438, Norwich castle Oct. 1417, Oct. 1428, Mar., Sept. 1432, Oct. 1437, Great Yarmouth Feb. 1436 (q.). C66/396, m. 14d; 399, m. 21d; 400, m. 16d; 401, m. 13d; 403, m. 10d; 412, m. 35d; 424, m. 27d; 427, m. 34d; 431, m. 29d; 433, m. 30d; 438, m. 14d; 441, m. 35d; 442, m. 39d.

Steward of the abbey of St. Benet of Hulme, Norf. c.1420s.

Sheriff, Norwich (by Crown appointment) 15 July – 29 Nov. 1437.

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EATON, Walter, of Norwich.
Main residence: Norwich.
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DYVE, John (d.1475), of Harlestone, Northants.

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s. and h. of Edmund Dyve (d.c.1462) of Harlestone by Maud (d.1475), sis. and coh. of Henry Sewell (d. aft. 1434) of Sewell in Houghton Regis, Beds. The Sewells were closely connected to the Stafford earls of Stafford: C. Rawcliffe, Staffords, 195; CPR, 1422-9, p. 50. educ. ?G. Inn. m. by 20 May 1448, Elizabeth (d. 19 Dec. 1458), She was bur. in the church of Harlestone, although her tomb no longer survives: J. Bridges, Northants. i. 516. da. of George Longville† (d.1458) of Little Billing, Northants. and Wolverton, Bucks., by his 1st w. Elizabeth (c.1397-c.1426), da. and coh. of Thomas Roche of Castle Bromwich, Warws., 3s. 2da. Vis. Beds. (Harl. Soc. xix), 22.
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Attestor parlty. elections, Northants. 1442, 1472.

?Under sheriff, Northants. Nov. 1430–1. CP40/681, rot. 424. The Christian name is lost and it may be that the under sheriff was his father.

Commr. of gaol delivery, Northampton castle Feb. 1454, Peterborough Apr. 1456, Northampton June (q.), Nov. 1456 (q.), Northampton castle May 1457 (q.), July 1459, Feb. (q.), Mar. 1460 (q.), Northampton July 1461 (q.), Northampton castle Sept. 1462 (q.), Oct. 1464 (q.), Northampton May 1467, Northampton castle Apr. 1469 (q.), Oct. 1470 (q.), Peterborough June 1472 (q.); C66/478, m. 21d; 481, m. 17d; 482, m. 16d; 483, m. 17d; 488, m. 7d; 489, m. 22d; 491, m. 18d; 492, m. 7d; 499, m. 5d; 509, m. 27d; 524, m. 16d; 529, m. 5d. to assign archers, Northants. Dec. 1457; of inquiry Mar. 1463 (lands of Sir Thomas Green*), Bucks. Nov. 1467 (petition of Thomas Oxbrigge), Notts. Feb. 1468 (complaint of John, Lord Dudley), Northants. May 1469 (treasons etc. of Thomas Taillour); arrest Nov. 1469 (two monks of the priory of St. Andrew, Northampton), Aug. 1473 (unpaid farms); array Mar. 1472.

J.p.q. Northants. 4 Dec. 1454–8, 1 Sept. 1460 – d.

Attorney-general of Queen Elizabeth 24 Oct. 1464 – aft.Nov. 1468.

Controller of customs and subsidies, Boston 21 Oct. 1467 – 9 Nov. 1469.

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DYVE, John (d.1475), of Harlestone, Northants.
Main residence: Harlestone, Northants.
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DYKES, William (d.1447), of Waverton, Cumb.

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s. and h. of William Dykes of Waverton. m. ?Elizabeth, da. of Sir William Leigh† (d.1428) of Isel and Blindcrake by Agnes (d. by Apr. 1428), da. and coh. of Sir Clement Skelton† of Stainton and Orton, Cumb., She is identified as our MP’s wife in a ped. of 1665: Vis. Cumb. and Westmld. ed. Foster, 41. Such a match is plausible on geographical, chronological and, since the Leighs were also connected with the Percys, political grounds. If it was made, however, Dykes was not always on easy terms with his wife’s family. By 1432 they were in dispute over a tenement at Blindcrake, near the Leigh residence at Isel, with our MP suing a special assize of novel disseisin against them: KB27/685, rot. 41; C66/433, m. 28d. at least 2s.
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Attestor, parlty. elections, Cumb. 1432, 1433, 1437, 1442.

Commr. of array, Cumb. Mar. 1430, July 1434; in nature of a writ of diem clausit extremum, Cumb., Westmld. June 1437 (lands of Henry Malton).

Steward, cts. in Cockermouth and magistrate and forester in Westward forest, Cumb. for the Percys by 1442–?d. P. Booth, ‘Landed Soc. in Cumb. and Westmld.’ (Leicester Univ. Ph.D. thesis, 1997), 34.

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DYKES, William (d.1447), of Waverton, Cumb.
Main residence: Waverton, Cumb.
Dikes, Dikys, Dykis
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DYKEMAN, John, of Wilton and Great Wishford, Wilts.

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m. ? (1) 1s.; (2) bef. Oct. 1420, Agnes (c.1390-2 Feb. 1433), C139/118/16. sis. of Thomas Stabbere of Great Wishford and coh. of her niece, Joan (d.1420), w. of John atte Nende of Wilton; wid. of — Moleyn. CFR, xiv. 369-70; CIPM, xxi. 492; C139/57/7.
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Attestor, parlty. elections, Wilts. 1421 (Dec.), 1423, 1425.

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DYKEMAN, John, of Wilton and Great Wishford, Wilts.
Main residences: Wilton; Great Wishford, Wilts.
Digman, Dikeman, Dygman, Dykman
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