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NEWBOLD, John (d.1415/16), of Whissendine, Rutland.

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m. by Mich. 1409, Margaret.CP25(1)192/8/6.

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NEWBOLD, John (d.1415/16), of Whissendine, Rutland.

Main residence: Whissendine, Rutland.

Neubald(e), Neubold, Newbald, Newbolde

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Commons 1386-1421

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NEWBOLD, John (-d.1415/16)

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Oxford 1644

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NEVILLE, Sir William (b.c.1338), of Rolleston, Notts. and Pickhill, Leics.

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b. c.1338, s. and h. of Sir Thomas Neville (d. by 1368) of Rolleston and Pickhill by his 1st w. Cecily, da. and h. in her issue of Ralph Blankminster, lord of the Scilly Isles. m. prob. by Apr. 1371, Elizabeth Fencote of Fencote, Yorks., at least 1s. Kntd. by July 1372.Quorndon Recs. ed. Farnham, supp. 84; Leics. Med. Peds. ed Farnham, 36; Peds. Plea Rolls ed. Wrottesley, 364; Scrope v. Grosvenor, ii. 154-5; CPR, 1370-4, p. 66; Reg. Gaunt 1371-5, no. 980.

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Commr. to suppress the insurgents of 1381, Notts. Mar., Dec. 1382; of array Oct. 1384,Rot. Scot. ed. Macpherson etc. ii. 68. June 1386, Aug. 1388;Ibid. 95. inquiry, Notts., Derbys. May 1390 (estates of the late earl of Pembroke), Notts. bef. Oct. 1399 (obstructions to the river Trent), Feb. 1400, Feb. 1401 (illicit fishing in the Trent); oyer and terminer July 1391 (attacks on the abp. of York’s ferry over the Trent by Sir Hugh Hussey); sewers Apr. 1395; to obtain payment of royal debts Apr. 1398.

Collector of a tax, Notts. Nov. 1382, Dec. 1385; of royal loans Sept. 1405.

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NEVILLE, Sir William (b.c.1338), of Rolleston, Notts. and Pickhill, Leics.

Main residences: Rolleston, Notts.; Pickhill, Leics.

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Care must be taken to distinguish this MP from his more celebrated namesake, Sir William Neville, knight of the chamber to Richard II, especially as the latter’s impressive collection of posts included that of constable of Nottingham castle. This Sir William, who was a younger son of Ralph, 2nd Lord Neville of Raby, died in Greece in 1391 with his close friend, Sir John Clanvowe, both of whom were noted for their lollard sympathies (K.B. McFarlane, Lancastrian Kings, 197-9).

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Commons 1386-1421

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NEVILLE, Sir William (b. c.1338)

Will

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Oxford 1644

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NEVILLE, Sir Robert (d.1413), of Hornby, Lancs. and Farnley, Yorks.

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s. and h. of Sir Robert Neville (c.1312-c.1373) of Hornby and Farnley by his 1st w. Joan (d. bef. 1373), da. and h. of Henry Atherton (d. bef. 1343) of Aintree and Oldham, Lancs. m. by Sept. 1344, Margaret, da. of Sir William de la Pole (d. 21 June 1366) of Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorks. by his w. Katherine (d. 28 Jan. 1382), and sis. of Michael de la Pole, 1st earl of Suffolk (c.1330-5 Sept. 1389), 1s. d.v.p. 3da. Kntd. by May 1362.CP, ix. 487-91; xi. 541; xii (1), 436-7; Yorks. Arch. Soc. Rec. Ser. xlii. 175, 183-4; lix. 98-99, 138-9, 140-1; VCH Lancs. iii. 101; viii. 186, 193; CCR, 1360-4, pp. 390-1. R. Horrox, De la Poles of Hull (E. Yorks. Local Hist. Ser. xxxviii), 28, misdates Sir Robert’s marriage, but provides useful background information none the less.

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Commr. of sewers, Yorks. Nov. 1377, June 1396, Feb. 1397; array Nov. 1377, Dec. 1383, Aug. 1384;Rot. Scot. ed. Macpherson etc. ii. 58, 67. Apr. 1385, Mar. 1386, Mar. 1388, Mar. 1392, July 1410; oyer and terminer Nov. 1377 (offences on property of the abp. of York), Oct. 1378 (wastes on manor of Newsome), Feb. 1379 (disorder at Frickley), May 1379 (survey weirs on the Ouse), Dec. 1384 (disorder at Scarborough), Notts. July 1391 (attacks by Sir Hugh Hussey on the abp. of York’s ferry at Flintham), Yorks. June 1396 (attacks on the abbot of Fountains’ property and servants), Feb. 1397 (obstructions to the Ouse), Feb. 1397 (disorder at Hallikeld); to suppress the insurgents of 1381 Mar., Dec. 1382; of inquiry Nov. 1384 (assault at Oakwell), Nov. 1391 (obstructions to highways), Oct. 1393 (illicit salmon fishing), Feb. 1396 (murder at Gisburn), July 1396 (pollution of royal fishery at Foss), Feb. 1400 (withholding of dues from St. Leonard’s hospital, York); to make an arrest Oct. 1389, Jan. 1396; of gaol delivery Nov. 1390 (Ripon), Nov. 1391, Feb., Sept. 1392 (Beverley).C66/331 m. 5v, 333 m. 6v, 334 m. 24v, 335 m. 7v.

Sheriff, Yorks. 25 Nov. 1378 – 5 Nov. 1379, 1 Dec. 1396–3 Nov. 1397.

J.p. Yorks. (E. Riding) 1 May 1383 – Feb. 1386, (W. Riding) 24 July 1386 – Nov. 1397, 18 Dec. 1405 – d., Beverley 11 Mar. 1390 – June 1397, 11 Ripon 1 Aug. 1398-c. Nov. 1399.

Constable of Pontefract castle, duchy of Lancaster, Yorks. bef. Feb. 1399.

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NEVILLE, Sir Robert (d.1413), of Hornby, Lancs. and Farnley, Yorks.

Main residences: Hornby, Lancs.; Farnley, Yorks.

Notes

It is important not to confuse this MP with Robert Neville (d.1374), the son of Ralph, Lord Neville (d.1367) and brother of John, Lord Neville (d.1388) and of Alexander Neville, abp. of York (d.1392). This Robert took part in the expedition which his brother, John, then steward of the royal household, led to Brittany in 1372, having previously been involved in negotiations with the duke of Brittany (CP, ix. 501; DKR, xlv. 244; EHR, lxxix. 726; Foedera ed. Rymer (Hague edn.) iii (2), 187).