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DALBY, Richard, of Gloucester.

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m. Margaret, 1da.
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Bailiff, Gloucester, Mich. 1423–4, 1425 – 26, 1428 – 29, 1437–8;Gloucester Corporation Recs. ed. Stevenson, 1085–7, 1092, 1096, 1112; E372/271 m. 14d; VCH Glos. iv. 373–4. steward 1432–3.

Master of St. Margaret’s hospital, Gloucester Oct. 1430, July, 1441.Gloucester Corporation Recs. 1097, 1102–3, 1118.

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DALBY, Richard I, of Gloucester.
Main residence: Gloucester.
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L.S.W.
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Commons 1386-1421
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DALBY, Richard

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Oxford 1644
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DAGWORTH, Sir Nicholas (d.1402), of Blickling, Norf.

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prob. yr. s. of Nicholas Dagworth (d.1351) of Dagworth, Suff. and Bradwell, Essex, and nephew of Thomas, Lord Dagworth.In some accounts (e.g. CP, iv. 27-31; Norf. Arch. xxxiv. 111-18), he is given as s. of Thomas, Lord Dagworth, by a marriage supposedly contracted before Dagworth’s match with the countess of Ormond, but there is no evidence to support this assumption. m. bef. July 1395, Eleanor (c.1377-28 Dec. 1432), er. da. of Sir Walter Rossall of Rossall nr. Shrewsbury, Salop, and Hunmanby, Yorks. by his w. Beatrice, and event. coh. of her bro. Sir John Rossall (d.1403), wid. of John Inglefield, s.p. Kntd. bef. Dec. 1365.
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Capt. of Flavigny, Burgundy 1359-c. Mar. 1360.

Constable of Norham castle and steward, sheriff, escheator and c.j. of the episcopal liberty of Norhamshire and Islandshire, Northumb. by appointment of Bp. Hatfield of Durham, 1370-July 1373.DKR, xxxii. 273; CPR, 1381–5, p. 12; Arch. Aeliana (ser. 4), xxi. 81.

Commr. of oyer and terminer, Ire. Nov. 1376, Oct. 1377; to survey castles and fortifications in the marches of Calais Nov. 1388;C76/73 m. 7. of inquiry, Norf. Dec. 1392, Feb. 1393 (homicide); to determine an appeal against a judgement in the constable’s ct. Dec. 1394.

Surveyor of crown lands, Ire. 22 Dec. 1376, 7 Oct. 377-Nov. 1378.

Ambassador to treat with Pope Urbam VI, with Wladislas, King of the Romans, and with rulers of Italian states 22 May 1381 – 5 Aug. 1382; with Charles of Durazzo, King of Naples 15 Apr. 1382; in Rome 7 May 1385 – 24 Mar. 1387; in France and Flanders 12 Dec. 1388 – 13 July 1389; in Scorland 14 July – 12 Sept. 1389, 30 Dec. 1389–7 Feb. 1390.

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DAGWORTH, Sir Nicholas (d.1402), of Blickling, Norf.
Main residence: Blickling, Norf.
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L.S.W.
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Commons 1386-1421
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DAGWORTH, Sir Nicholas (-d.1402)

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Oxford 1644
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DABRICHECOURT, Sir Nicholas (or Collard) (d.1400), of Stratfield Saye, Hants.

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?s. of Sir Sanchet Dabrichecourt KG. Bro. of Sir John. m. by 1370, Elizabeth (d. Sept. 1404), da. and h. of Sibyl, da. and h. of Sir Thomas Say of Stratfield Saye, wid. of Sir Thomas St. Leger, 3s. Kntd. c. 1377.
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Constable, Nottingham castle by July 1373–28 Oct. 1377.

Keeper of Caversham park, Oxon. 26 Nov. 1375-c.1377.

Chief forester, Sherwood forest 9 Oct. 1376–28 Oct. 1377.

Sheriff, Hants 15 Nov. 1389–7 Nov. 1390.

Commr. of inquiry, Berks., Hants Feb. 1390 (wastes at Stratfield Saye priory), Hants May 1390 (unlawful disseisin).

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DABRICHECOURT, Sir Nicholas (or Collard) (d.1400), of Stratfield Saye, Hants.
Main residence: Stratfield Saye, Hants.
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L.S.W.
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Commons 1386-1421
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DABRICHECOURT, SIR NICHOLAS (OR COLLARD) ), (-d.1400)

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DABRICHECOURT, Sir John (d.1415), of Markeaton, Derbys.

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?s. of Sir Sanchet Dabrichecourt (d.c.1360) KG. Bro. of Sir Nicholas. m. by Sept. 1378, Maud, wid. of Sir John Tuchet (d.1371), of Markeaton, 1s. 5da.; 2s. illegit. Kntd. by Oct. 1375; KG 20 Mar. 1413.JUST 1/1488, rot. 9; Top. et Gen. ed. Nichols, i. 197; Reg. Chichele, ii. 51-54, 108-10; G.F. Beltz, Mems. Order of the Garter, pp. lv, clvii; CPR, 1374-7, p. 180.
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Commr. to suppress the insurgents of 1381, Derbys. Dec. 1381, Mar. 1382; of array Mar. 1392, Notts. Aug. 1402; oyer and terminer Feb. 1400 (an appeal against a judgement in the ct. of the constable of Bordeaux), Derbys. July 1406 (attacks on the property of Lord Darcy); inquiry Jan. 1412 (persons liable to pay subsidies), Leics. Nov. 1412 (ownership of the manor of Breedon).

Master forester of Duffield Frith in the duchy of Lancaster, Derbys. by 21 Nov. 1382–23 Feb. 1402.Somerville, Duchy, i. 382, 556.

Steward of the household of John of Gaunt, duke of Lancaster, by Feb. 1399.

Capt. of the castle of Calais 4 Oct. 1399–1 Apr. 1402.Rot. Gasc. et Franc. ed. Carte, ii. 177; E404/18/233.

J.p. Derbys. 20 Jan. 1406 – Feb. 1407, 28 Feb. 1410 – d.

Ambassador to treat with John, duke of Burgundy, Mar. 1412; to negotiate a truce with John, duke of Brittany, and arrange for the release of confiscated merchandise and shipping Dec. 1413.E404/27/221; DKR, xliv. 549, 550.

Keeper of the Tower of London 28 Oct. 1413–d.E404/29/136.

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DABRICHECOURT, Sir John (d.1415), of Markeaton, Derbys.
Main residence: Markeaton, Derbys.
Dambreticourt, Daprichcourt, Daubruggecourt, Dawbriggecourt
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Commons 1386-1421
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DABRICHECOURT, Sir John (-d.1415)

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