MORESOM, John, of Scarborough, Yorks.
It has been argued that John of Gaunt, duke of Lancaster, intervened in the Scarborough elections of 1378 to have an esquire of his named John Moresom returned to Parliament (EHR, xlv. 624-5). As the local sources make plain, however, we are dealing with a completely different individual.
MORESOM, John
MORESBY, Sir Christopher (c.1357-1391), of Distington and Culgaith, Cumb. and Asby Winderwath, Westmld.
Commr. of inquiry, Cumb., Westmld. May 1389 (devastation by Scots).
Sheriff, Cumb. 7 Nov. 1390–21 Oct. 1391.
J.p. Westmld. 24 Dec. 1390 – d.
MORESBY, Sir Christopher (c.1357-1391)
MORESBY, Christopher (1380-1443), of Distington and Culgaith, Cumb. and Asby Winderwath, Westmld.
Sheriff, Cumb. 6 Nov. 1424 – 15 Jan. 1426, 4 Nov. 1428 – 10 Feb. 1430, 3 Nov. 1438–5 Nov. 1439.
Commr. of array, Westmld. Mar. 1427, Oct. 1429, Mar. 1430, July 1434, Cumb., Westmld. July 1437; inquiry, Westmld. Mar. 1439 (attacks on Elizabeth, widow of Robert Crackenthorpe, at Ryedale).
Envoy to conserve and negotiate truces with Scotland 25 Oct. 1429, 28 Mar., 17 May 1438.
J.p. Westmld. 8 July 1432 – d.
Assessor of taxes, Cumb. Jan. 1436.
MORESBY, Christopher (1380-1443)
MOREHAY, William, of Exeter, Devon.
Attorney for the city of Exeter Mich. 1398–1405.
MOREHAY, William
MORE, William II (d.1434), of Carlisle, Cumb.
MORE, William II (-d.1434)