COLYN, Thomas (d.c.1420), of Helland, Cornw.
Coroner, Cornw. c. Feb. 1400 – Nov. 1409, 25 May 1411-Nov. 1420.
Tax collector, Cornw. Mar. 1401, Dec. 1402, Nov. 1404, Dec. 1414, Nov. 1415.
He has been distinguished from Thomas Collan of Polruan in Lanteglos-by-Fowey, who served as a tax collector in Cornw. eight times between 1377 and 1398; and as a coroner in 1388; and was also a landowner of substance, his properties being mainly situated in south Cornw. (Cornw. Feet of Fines (Devon and Cornw. Rec. Soc. 1914), 656; ibid. (1950), 768, 875, 899; JUST 1/1495 m. 40; Add. Ch. 13034). Thomas Colyn, the MP, may have been related to the Colyns of Launceston, a family which produced the following: John Colyn, MP for Launceston in 1307 and 1318 and mayor in 1319; John Colyn, the steward of Launceston of 1379-80 and mayor in 1385 and 1392; and Henry Colyn, mayor in 1414-16: R. and O.B. Peter, Hist. Launceston, 88, 104, 108, 112, 119, 400-1.
COLYN, Thomas (-d. c.1420)
COLYN, John (d.1444), of Helland, Cornw.
Coroner, Cornw. to d.
COLYN, John (-d.1444)
COLYN, Andrew (d.c.1402), of New Romney, Kent.
Jurat, New Romney 25 Mar. 1391–2, 1396–8.
COLYN, Andrew (-d. c.1402)
COLVILLE, Sir Thomas (d.1405), of Coxwold, Yorks.
Master forester of the royal forest of Galtres, Yorks. 6 Oct. 1395 – d.
Commr. of inquiry, Yorks. Oct. 1395 (wastes on the lands of the alien priory of Begard), Northumb. Feb. 1401 (smuggling at Newcastle-upon-Tyne); to make an arrest, Yorks., Westmld. Nov. 1398; of oyer and terminer, Yorks. Nov. 1401 (poaching on the estates of St. Mary’s abbey, York), June 1402 (assault on the monks of St. Mary’s); array Aug. 1403.
Collector of tunnage and poundage, Cumb. Feb. 1405.
COLVILLE, Sir Thomas (-d.1405)
COLVILLE, Robert (d.1427/8), of Bristol.
Bailiff, Bristol Mich. 1410–11; sheriff 22 Nov. 1425–15 Oct. 1426.
Controller of customs and subsidies, Bristol 20 Nov. 1420–17 Feb. 1423.
COLVILLE, Robert (-d.1427/8)
