More may be added to the earlier biography.2 The Commons 1386-1421, iv. 338-9.
Setter alias Milers practised the craft of a jeweller. He traded across the south-western region, and may indeed have specialized in ecclesiastical ornaments. In 1448 he was one of the men named by the Exeter mayor, John Shillingford*, in the course of that city’s dispute with the cathedral authorities, as having been unlawfully charged toll by the dean and chapter on the goods he had brought to sell.3 Letters and Pprs. Shillingford (Cam. Soc. ser. 2, ii), 93.
It was probably in connexion with the tangled affairs of his wife’s first husband, John Blithe, that he was in 1425 sued by one Edmund Martyn and his wife Joan for return of a box of deeds and muniments.4 CP40/657, rot. 186.