Commons 1386-1421 | HoP Development Site

1st s. of Thomas Barantyn of Chalgrove, and er. bro. of Drew. m. bef. 1381, Joan, prob. da. of Sir Reynold Malyns† of Henton, 1s. 1da.The pedigree given in Oxon. Arch. Soc. Rep. 1909, pp. 30-31 and followed by VCH Oxon. viii. 61-62, is probably in error in making Joan Barantyn the da. of Sir Edmund Malyns (d. 1385), who, b. the son of Sir Reynold Malyns in c.1351, is much more likely to have been her brother, especially as Sir Edmund’s er. s. and h., Reynold, was not born until c.1372: CIPM, xvi. 136, 268, 270-1.

Offices Held

Commr. of arrest, Oxon. July 1378, June 1384, July 1387; to put down rebellion Dec. 1382; of inquiry Nov. 1383 (rights of the King’s mother’s tenants), Feb. 1387 (wrongful arrests), Dec. 1387 (escapes of felons), Thames valley Feb. 1391 (theft of goods seized by the water bailiff), Oxon., Northants. Sept. 1391 (felonies); array Oxon. Apr. 1385, Mar. 1392, Dec. 1399; weirs June 1398.

Sheriff, Oxon. and Berks. 25 Nov. 1378 – 5 Nov. 1379, 24 Nov. 1382 – 1 Nov. 1383, 18 Nov. 1386–7, 11 Nov. 1394–9 Nov. 1395.

J.p. Oxon. May 1380 – Dec. 1382, Nov. 1383 – d.

Tax collector, Oxon. Dec. 1380.

Escheator, Oxon. and Berks. 30 Nov. 1388 – 30 Jan. 1390, 2 Jan.-24 Oct. 1392.

Alnager, Oxon. 20 July-24 Nov. 1394.

Verderer of the forests of Rockingham, Shotover and Stowood at d.

Parlimentarian

BARANTYN, Thomas (d.1400), of Chalgrove, Oxon.

Main residence: Chalgrove, Oxon.

Author

L.S.W.

Volume

Commons 1386-1421

Web Title

BARANTYN, Thomas (-d.1400)

Will

Estates

Oxford 1644

Addresses

Religion

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BARANTYN, Drew (d.1415), of London.

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Family and Education

yr. s. of Thomas Barantyn of Chalgrove, Oxon.; yr. bro. of Thomas. m. (1) by Feb. 1391, Margery, da. of Thomas Burgh of London, wid. of Sir Nicholas Twyford (d.1390) of London, goldsmith; (2) by July 1415, Christine (d. Mar. 1428), s.p.Corporation of London RO, hr 119/20, 74, 82, 143/42; hpl 116, Monday aft. feast Annunciation, 17 Ric. II; Berks. Bucks. and Oxon. Arch. Jnl. xxxii. 57.

Offices Held

Warden, Goldsmiths’ Co. 19 May 1380–1, 1385–6.T.F. Reddaway and L.E.M. Walker, Early Hist. Goldsmiths’ Company, 327.

Common councillor, Goldsmiths’ Co. 1381–2.Cal. P. and M. London, 1381–1412, p. 29.

Alderman, Aldersgate Ward 12 Mar. 1392–3, 1397 – 24 Mar. 1414, Farringdon Ward Without 12 Mar. 1394–7, Bishopsgate Ward 24 Mar. 1414–d.; mayor, London 13 Oct. 1398–9, 1408–9.Beaven, Aldermen, i. 2, 34, 143; Cal. Letter Bk. London, H, 444–5, 450; I, 69–70, 78.

Collector of subsidy, London Mar., Oct. 1393.Cal. Letter Bk. London, H, 393, 404. Barantyn was, however, discharged from the second appointment within 12 days ‘for certain reasonable causes’.

Sheriff, London and Mdx. Mich. 1394–5.

Commr. to make arrests, London Mar. 1394, Kent, Mdx., Surr. July 1399; recruit goldsmiths and artisans for royal employment May 1396; of gaol delivery Jan. 1399;C66/350 m. 2d. oyer and terminer Sept. 1401 (the count of Denia’s ransom), Nov. 1405 (capture of a Breton ship).