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PHELIP, Sir William (c.1380-1441), of Dennington, Suff.

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b. c. 1380, 1st s. of William Phelip (d.1407) of Dennington by Juliana, da. of Sir Robert Erpingham† of Erpingham, Norf.; nephew and h. of Sir Thomas Erpingham; KG (d.1428), and er. bro. of Sir John Phelip. m. bef. June 1408, Joan (11 Nov. 1390-12 Mar. 1447), yr. da. and coh. of Thomas, 5th Lord Bardolf, by Amy, da. of Ralph, Lord Cromwell, of Tattershall, Lincs., 1da. Kntd. 8 Apr. 1413; KG Nov. 1418; cr. Lord Bardolf 13 Nov. 1437.De Antiquis Legibus Liber (Cam. Soc. xxxiv), pp. cxlvi-ccii; CP, i. 420-1; PCC 43 Marche; CPL, vi. 354.
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Constable of Norwich castle 8 Mar. 1411 – 25 July 1413, 3 Aug. 1413 – d.

Envoy to treat with the French for the surrender of Melun castle 10 Apr. 1420.DKR, xlii. 368.

Capt. of Harfleur 28 July 1421-c. Nov. 1422.Ibid. 415.

Treasurer of Henry V’s household and ex officio treasurer of war 1 Oct. 1421 – 8 Nov. 1422.

J. p. Suff. 7 July 1423–34, 16 July 1438 – d., Norf. 2 Nov. 1429 – Oct. 1431, 19 Nov. 1432 – Mar. 1434, and ex officio, as chief steward of the duchy of Lancaster, in 16 southern counties 1437 – d.

Commr. to raise royal loans, Norf., Surr. July 1426, May 1428, Mar. 1430, Feb. 1434, Feb. 1436, Norf. Nov. 1440; of inquiry, Norf., Suff. Nov. 1427 (concealments), Mar. 1438 (evasion of customs), S. Wales Feb. 1441 (treasons); to take musters, Kent Apr. 1430,C76/112 m. 13. Winchelsea Apr. 1433; of sewers, Lincs. July 1434, Lincs., Northants., Hunts., Cambs. Feb. 1438, Aug. 1439, Jan. 1441, Norf. May 1438; to assess contributions to subsidies, Norf., Suff. Jan. 1436; distribute tax allowances, Norwich May 1437; of oyer and terminer, Suff. May 1438; to guard against unlawful assemblies Aug. 1440.

Chamberlain of Henry VI’s household 1 Mar. 1432 – d.

Member of the King’s Council 8 May 1432 – d.

Constable of Wallingford castle and steward of the honours of Wallingford, St. Valery, the Chiltern hundreds and 16 lordships 4 Jan. – Feb. 1437, jt. holder of the same with William de la Pole, earl of Suffolk, 22 Feb. 1437 – d.

Chief steward of the duchy of Lancaster, south parts 12 May 1437–d.Somerville, Duchy, i. 428.

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PHELIP, Sir John (d.1415), of Kidderminster, Worcs.

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yr. bro. of Sir William Phelip. m. (1) ? — Botetourt; (2) between Aug. 1407 and May 1409, Maud Harcourt (d.c. Aug. 1414), wid. of Walter Cokesey (d.1407) of Kidderminster; (3) c. Oct. 1414, Alice (c.1404-20 May 1475), da. and h. of Thomas Chaucer of Ewelme, Oxon., s.p. Kntd. 8 Apr. 1413.
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J.p. Worcs. 16 Feb. 1410 – d.

Commr. of inquiry, Worcs. July 1413 (misdemeanours of the Burdet family), Jan. 1414 (lollards).

Ambassador to France 14 Dec. 1414 – 10 Mar. 1415.

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PHELIP, Sir John (d.1415), of Kidderminster, Worcs.
Main residence: Kidderminster, Worcs.
Felipp, Phelippes, Philip
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PEYTO, William (c.1394-1464), of Chesterton, Warws.

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b. c.1394, s. and h. of William Peyto of Chesterton by Joan, da. of Sir John Thornbury of Little Munden, Herts.; gds. of Sir John. m. (1) c. May 1415, Elizabeth, da. of Sir Robert Francis of Foremark, Derbys.; (2) between 1425 and Mich. 1429, Katherine, da. of Sir John Gresley of Colton, Staffs., wid. of Thomas Stafford of Baginton, Warws., 1s. Kntd. by July 1423.
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Sheriff, Warws. and Leics. Mich. 1428 – 10 Feb. 1430, 8 Nov. 1436–7 Nov. 1437.

Captain of the ‘bastille’ by Dieppe c. June- 15 Aug. 1443, of St. Lô by Sept. 1449.

Commr. to take musters of the army commanded by John, duke of Somerset, Dieppe Aug. 1443, of Richard, Lord Rivers’s company, Plymouth Mar. 1451; of arrest, Warws. July 1453.

Keeper of the household of Edmund, marquess of Dorset, in Normandy c.1447–9.

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PEYTO, Sir William (c.1394-1464), of Chesterton, Warws.
Main residence: Chesterton, Warws.
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PEYTO, Sir John (d.1396), of Chesterton, Warws.

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s. and h. of William Peyto of Drayton, Warws. by Margaret, da. and h. of Robert Langley of Wolfhampcote, Warws. m. by Oct. 1349, Eleanor (31 May 1333-bef. 1396), da. and h. of John Loges alias Warwick of Great Wyrley, Staffs. and Chesterton, 1s. ?1da. Kntd. by Aug. 1361.
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Commr. of array, Warws. Feb. 1371; to collect parochial subsidies June 1371; put down rebellion Dec. 1481; of inquiry, Glos. Mar. 1387 (felonies), to take custody of Richard Faversham’s heir, Kent Mar. 1389; of sewers, Isle of Axholme, Lincs. and betwen Bikersdyke, Notts. and river Don, Yorks. Nov. 1490; oyer and terminer, Worcs. May 1391; to determine appeals in the admiral’s ct. Dec. 1391, May 1395.

Chief steward of the estates of Ralph, earl of Stafford, bef. June 1372.

Lt. of Dover castle c.1388.W. Dugdale, Warws. 474, quoting from Gascon roll 11 Ric. II (C61/100), where, however, no reference to Peyto has been found.

Lt. to the Earl Marshal, Thomas Mowbray, earl of Nottingham, bef. June 1389-Oct. 1391.Nottingham Med. Studies, vii. 77. He continued to be active at the Marshalsea until Mar. 1392: Cal. Letter Bk. London H, 376.

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PEYTO, Sir John (d.1396), of Chesterton, Warws.
Main residence: Chesterton, Warws.
Payto, Peito, Peytowe
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PEYNTOUR, Stephen (d.c.1405), of Sandwich, Kent.

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Jurat, Sandwich Dec. 1383–4, 1388 – 89, 1390 – 91, 1397 – 98, 1400–1.Kent AO, St. John’s hosp. deeds, Sa/QJt1/15; Sandwich deed Sa/TB1/17; St. John’s hosp. reg. f. 4; W. Boys, Sandwich, i. 43, 47.

Collector of customs and subsidies, Sandwich 19 May 1398 – 24 May 1401; controller of tunnage and poundage 24 Mar.-25 Oct. 1401.

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PEYNTOUR, Stephen (d.c.1405), of Sandwich, Kent.
Main residence: Sandwich, Kent.
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PEYNTOUR, Stephen (-d. c.1405)

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