SYRESTON, Robert.
SYRESTON, Robert
SYRESTON, John (d.c.1417), of Trevarthen in Newlyn, Cornw.
Under sheriff, Cornw. 1391 – 92, 1400–1.
Alnager, Cornw. 20 July 1394-Nov. 1395.
Tax collector, Cornw. May 1398, Dec. 1406.
Escheator, Cornw. 26 Nov. 1399–8 Nov. 1401.
Commr. of inquiry, Cornw. Mar. 1401 (ownership of Trelaske), July 1401, Devon, Cornw. Mar. 1403 (concealments), Nov. 1409, Nov. 1410, Sept. 1413 (the ransoming of prisoners in Brittany); to close the ports of Padstow and Wadell May 1401.
SYRESTON, John (-d. c.1417)
SYMON, John, of Cornw.
Bailiff of the hundred of Kerrier, Cornw. Mich. 1374–80.
He is not to be confused with John, s. of Roger Lowys by Margaret, da. and h. of John Symon† (d.c.1381) of Bodmin, who adopted his grandfather’s name after his parents were divorced in 1379: J. Maclean, Trigg Minor, iii. 422; Cornw. Feet of Fines (Devon and Cornw. Rec. Soc. 1914), 611, 655; ibid. (1950), 716; Reg. Brantingham ed. Hingeston-Randolph, 28. Between 1405 and 1410 that John was engaged in lawsuits with his half-brother John Foll: CPR, 1405-8, pp. 114, 162; 1408-13, p. 5; CCR, 1405-9, p. 80; Reg. Stafford, 345; JUST 1/1536 mm. 27, 114d). He must have been fairly young at the time of the Cambridge Parliament.
SYMON, John
SYMME, John, of Canterbury, Kent.
Jurat, Canterbury Mich. 1386–7, 1389 – 92; bailiff 1392–3.
SYMME, John