MUCKING, John (d.1417), of London and Southwark, Surr.
Common councillor of London by 31 July 1384.
Commr. to examine wines in the City and suburbs Nov. 1384.
Tax collector, Bridge Ward Mar. 1387,
Master of the Vintners’ Co. 1388.
He should not be confused with John Mucking (d.1383), of Mucking, Essex, who, as a distant kinsman of Sir Thomas Gravesend, inherited the manors of Gravesend and Paddocks in Milton, Kent (CFR, x. 52; CCR, 1377-81, pp. 63-64; CPR, 1391-6, p. 525; CIMisc. iv. 49). Mucking’s son was still a minor in 1393 when his wardship was being contested (CAD, ii. C2426).
MUCKING, John (-d.1417)
MOYLE, William, of Bodmin and Bosmaugan in St. Winnow, Cornw.
The Christian name is not entirely legible on the return, but William is more likely than Michael (as given by J. Maclean in Trigg Minor, i. 242, 278).
MOYLE, William
MOYLE, Thomas (d.1413), of Lostwithiel, Cornw.
Portreeve, Lostwithiel Mich. 1389–90.
MOYLE, Thomas (-d.1413)
MOUSEHOLE, John, of Midhurst, Suss.
MOUSEHOLE, John
MOUNTFORT, William II (d.1437), of Dartmouth, Devon and Bridport, Dorset.
Commr. to restrict movement of shipping, Lyme and Seaton May 1401. Constable 1401.
Constable of Bridport Mich. 1403–4; bailiff 1407 – 08, 1409 – 10, 1412 – 13, 1415 – 16, 1417 – 18, 1423 – 24, 1426–7.
MOUNTFORT, William II (-d.1437)