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MISEN, Richard, of Grimsby, Lincs.

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Bailiff, Grimsby Mich. 1389–90; mayor 1395–6.E368/163; HMC 14th Rep. VIII, 288.

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MISEN, Richard, of Grimsby, Lincs.

Main residence: Grimsby, Lincs.

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It is now impossible to tell what connexion, if any, existed between this Member and Richard Misen of Saltfleetby, which lies a few miles down the coast from Grimsby. The latter owned a ship named Le Petre which transported soldiers to France in 1370; and it was probably he rather than his namesake who took the general oath in March 1388 to support the Lords Appellant. He was still alive in 1398 when he received a papal indult to make use of a portable altar (Issue Roll Brantingham ed. Devon, 264; Lincoln Rec. Soc. lvi. 86, 98; RP, iii. 401; CPL, v. 220).

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MISEN, Richard

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MILLE (MULLE), Thomas (d.1422), of Traymill, Devon, and Harescombe, Glos.

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m. by Sept. 1394, Juliana (14 June 1357-aft. 1427), da. of Thomas Rous (d.1358), and sis. and h. of John Rous (d.1369), of Avenbury, Herefs. and Harescombe, wid. of Sir Andrew Herle† of Warws., 1s. Thomas†, 2da.Trans. Bristol and Glos. Arch. Soc. x. 85, 123-5, 128.

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J.p. Herefs. 2 Mar. 1399 – July 1419, Glos. 8 Mar. 1404 – d.

Commr. of gaol delivery, Hereford castle Apr. 1399; oyer and terminer, Glos. June 1402, Worcs. Aug. 1405; inquiry, Som. Apr. 1403 (poaching, Fullwood), Glos., Bristol Jan. 1414 (lollards), Glos., Herefs. May 1419 (concealments), Glos. Feb. 1421 (repairs to guttering at Lee), Oct. 1421 (piracy), Nov. 1421 (ownership of the manor of ‘Brokenborough’); sewers Apr. 1412, May 1413; array May 1415, May 1418; to raise royal loans Nov. 1419, Jan. 1420.

Tax controller, Herefs. Mar. 1404.

Escheator, Herefs. and adjacent marches 3 Nov. 1412–10 Nov. 1413.

Steward, duchy of Lancaster estates Herefs., Glos. 20 June 1416-bef. 22 June 1420.Somerville, Duchy, i. 635.

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MILLE (MULLE), Thomas (d.1422), of Traymill, Devon, and Harescombe, Glos.

Main residences: Traymill, Devon; Harescombe, Glos.

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He should not be confused with Thomas Mille of Magna Dene, Glos., who made his will on 20 Aug. 1412 and d. bef. Mar. 1420 leaving a widow named Elizabeth: PCC 47 Marche.

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MILLE (MULLE), Thomas (-d.1422)

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Oxford 1644

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MILLE, Robert atte, of Guildford, Surr.

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m. by 1392, Alice.

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Commr. of inquiry, Surr. Oct. 1383 (repair of the road from Staines bridge to Egham), Suss. July 1388 (estates of John Blake).

J.p. Surr. 15 July 1389 – 28 June 1390.

Sheriff, Surr. and Suss. 15 Nov. 1389–7 Nov. 1390.

Escheator, Surr. and Suss. 12 Dec. 1390–2 Jan. 1391.

Bailiff, Guildford Mich. 1396–7.E401/604.

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MILLE, Robert atte, of Guildford, Surr.

Main residence: Guildford, Surr.

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MILLE, Robert atte

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MILLE, John atte, of Chichester, Suss.

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Suss. Arch. Colls. xcviii. 61. But this account, while identifying the Suss. coroner with the MP for Chichester, states that he was the John, s. of Geoffrey atte Mille, who had held the manor of Greatham (six miles north of Arundel) since 1366, but there is no evidence that he was the father of

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?Coroner, Suss. by May-16 Dec. 1376.Suss. Arch. Colls. xcviii. 61. But this account, while identifying the Suss. coroner with the MP for Chichester, states that he was the John, s. of Geoffrey atte Mille, who had held the manor of Greatham (six miles north of Arundel) since 1366, but there is no evidence that he was the father of Robert atte Mille*, sheriff of Surr. and Suss. in 1389–90 (see ibid. xvii. 110).

Tax collector, Suss. May 1384.

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