GREYNDORE, Sir John (c.1356-1416), of Abenhall, Glos.
Tax collector, Glos. May 1379, Nov. 1382, Nov. 1383, Mar. 1388, Herefs. Mar. 1404.
Constable of St. Briavels and keeper of the Forest of Dean, Glos. 13 Nov. 1384 – d.
Commr. of inquiry, Glos. Apr. 1398 (forfeited goods and chattels of Thomas, duke of Gloucester), Herefs. June 1406 (concealments); to resist Welsh rebels and relieve Abergavenny May 1401; make proclamation of Henry IV’s intention to govern well, Herefs. May 1402; of oyer and terminer, Herefs., Glos. Nov. 1405, S. Wales June 1413; to raise royal loans, Glos., Herefs. June 1406; send victuals to Bristol for Parliament Nov. 1409; relieve Coity castle Oct. 1412; safeguard the march against Welsh rebels June 1415.
Sheriff, Glam. 25 Jan. 1400-c. Nov. 1414, Glos. 22 Nov. 1405 – 5 Nov. 1406, 10 Dec. 1411–3 Nov. 1412.
Constable of Usk castle c. 1402 – 03, Radnor castle 24 Sept. 1402 – 28 Jan. 1405, dep. constable of Monmouth and Skenfrith castles 20 Feb. 1405 – 25 Dec. 1406, constable of Chepstow castle 11 June 1405-c.1409, of Whitecastle 22 May 1406–d. , of Aberystwyth castle Mich. 1408-c.1410, of Monmouth and the Three Castles 5 Apr. 1413–d.
J.p. Herefs. 27 Apr. 1404 – Nov. 1413.
Steward of Usk and Caerleon 29 Mar. 1406-aft. 1413, of Monmouth 11 Jan. 1412–d. , of Bodley and Minsterworth, Glos. Dec. 1413-June 1416.
Justice itinerant, S. Wales 1415.
GREYNDORE, Sir John (c.1356-1416)
