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MONCEAUX, Amand (c.1328-1399), of Whinfell, Cumb.

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b. c.1328, prob. yr. s. of Sir John Monceaux (d. Easter 1363) of Barmston, Yorks. m. (1) — (d. Aug. 1345); (2) bef. Mar. 1366, Margaret, cousin and coh. of William Aikhead (d. 16 Mar. 1366) of Aikhead, Cumb., at least 1s. John.CIPM, xi. no. 514; xii. nos. 52, 258; Scrope v. Grosvenor, i. 134; ii. 335; CCR, 1396-9, p. 233.
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Jt. keeper of the west march towards Scotland 7 Dec. 1371-aft. 5 Apr. 1380.Rot. Scot. ed. Macpherson etc. ii. 19, 21–22.

Commr. of array, Cumb. Dec. 1371,Ibid. Mar. 1392; to raise money to re-imburse Henry, earl of Northumberland, for compensation paid to the Scots May 1381;Ibid. 37. of inquiry May 1382 (damage to watercourses at Carlisle), Northumb., Cumb., Westmld. Feb. 1383 (thefts of salmon), Cumb. Mar. 1383 (escape of a prisoner), June 1383 (illicit fishery on river Eden), Nov. 1383 (threats to collectors of a clerical subsidy), Nov. 1390 (retention of a tax rebate); to make arrests, Northumb. Apr. 1388.

Coroner, Cumb. bef. 12 Nov. 1375-aft. 24 Oct. 1376.

Constable and chamberlain of Lochmaben castle, and justice, keeper and steward of the lordship of Annandale, Dumfries 2 Apr. 1378–1 May 1380.Cal. Scots Docs. iv. no. 260, and pp. 401–2.

Assessor of taxes, Cumb. May 1379.

Sheriff, Cumb. 1 Nov 1381–24 Nov. 1382, 1 Nov. 1383 – 11 Dec. 1384, 20 Oct. 1385–18 Nov. 1386.

J.p. Cumb. 20 Dec. 1382–5, 15 July 1389 – Dec. 1390, 24 May 1394-Nov. 1397.

Jt. keeper of Carlisle castle, Cumb. 1 Jan. – 2 Feb. 1384, 28 July 1385.Ibid. no. 331.

Escheator, Cumb., Northumb. and Westmld. 30 Nov. 1387–14 Feb. 1390.

Mayor, Carlisle c. Oct. 1390–1391.A. Caiger, ‘Pre-1835 Recs. Carlisle’ (London Univ. Dip. Arch. Admin. 1964, rev. 1980), p. xii.

Alnager, Cumb. 20 July 1394–17 Oct. 1399.

Collector of customs, Cumb., Westmld. 18 Dec. 1394–4 Oct. 1397.

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MONCEAUX, Amand (c.1328-1399), of Whinfell, Cumb.
Main residence: Whinfell, Cumb.
Mounceux, Mownsews
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MONCEAUX, Amand (c.1328-c.1399)

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MONBOURCHER, Sir Bertram (c.1337-1388), of Horton, Northumb.

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b. c.1337, s. and h. of Reynold Monbourcher (c.1315-bef. 1350) by his w. Isabel, da. of Sir Richard Willoughby of Wollaton, Notts. m. Feb. 1358, Christine (c.1342-bef. 1388), er. da. of Sir Roger Widdrington (d. 13 Apr. 1372) of Widdrington by his 1st w. Elizabeth, da. of Richard Acton (d.1342) of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 2s. 1da. Kntd. by Apr. 1364.Hist. Northumb. ix. 261; CIPM, xiii. no. 2; xvi. nos. 717-21; Newcastle-upon-Tyne Rec. Ser. vii. 144, 230; DKR, xlv. 237; Arch. Aeliana (ser. 3), i. 80-81. R. Surtees, Durham, ii. 225, confuses Sir Bertram with his father when he states that he married as his first wife Isabel Willoughby.
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Commr. of inquiry, Northumb. Aug., Nov. 1374 (dispute over franchises at Berwick-upon-Tweed), Jan. 1378 (defences of Bamburgh castle), Oct. 1378 (claims of poverty at Newcastle-upon-Tyne), Nov. 1383 (state of the castle chapel at Newcastle), Oct. 1384 (defences at Roxburgh and Berwick-upon-Tweed), Oct. 1384 (waste and peculation there);Rot. Scot. ed. Macpherson etc. ii. 69. to survey the walls of Newcastle May 380; make an arrest Apr. 1388.

Sheriff, Northumb. 12 Dec. 1374 – 4 Oct. 1375, 26 Nov. 377–25 Nov. 1378, 5 Nov. 1379 – 6 Dec. 1381, 3 Jan. 1387 – d.

Collector of taxes, Northumb. Nov. 1382, Nov. 1383, Dec. 1384.

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MONBOURCHER, Sir Bertram (c.1337-1388), of Horton, Northumb.
Main residence: Horton, Northumb.
Monbocher, Montbercher, Mountburgcher
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MONBOURCHER, Sir Bertram (c.1337-1388)

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MOLYNEUX, Richard (c.1368-1397), of Sefton, Lancs.

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b. c.1368, s. and h. of Sir William Molyneux (d.1372) of Sefton by Agnes, da. of Sir Adam Hoghton (d.1385) of Hoghton, wid. of Sir Thomas Banaster. m. Ellen, da. of Sir Robert Urswyk, 2s. 1da.VCH Lancs. iii. 69; J. Foster, Lancs. Peds. sub Clifton and Hoghton; Chetham Soc. xcv. 70-71.
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Sheriff, Lancs. 14 Feb. 1397–d.Chetham Soc. n.s. xcvi. 82.

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MOLYNEUX, Richard (c.1368-1397), of Sefton, Lancs.
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Molenewes, Mollineux
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MOLEYNS, Sir William (1378-1425), of Stoke Poges, Bucks.

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b. London 7 Jan. 1378, s. and h. of Sir Richard Moleyns of Stoke Poges. m. by Mich. 1401, Margery (d. 26 Mar. 1439), 1s. 1da.CP, ix. 41-42. The surname of his wife is not known, but she may have been related to John Treverbyn*, for she had a reversionary interest in estates in Cornw. which once belonged to him, she and Moleyns taking possession of the same in 1413: Huntingdon Lib. San Marino, Hastings ms HAD 138/2195. Kntd. 8 Apr. 1413.
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Commr. of array, Bucks. Dec. 1399, Oct. 1403; to restore order at Horton Mar. 1403; raise royal loans Nov. 1419, Jan. 1420, Apr. 1421.

J.p. Bucks. 18 Feb. 1419 – July 1423.

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MOLEYNS, Sir William (1378-1425), of Stoke Poges, Bucks.
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MOLEYNS, Sir William (1378-1425)

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