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H1305 A: Familial discord and reconciliation. Walter Peytevyn v. William son of Simon Ayles. Alleged rape of Alice wife of Walter and taking of goods; Alice fled with goods to stay with friends and thereafter went with her husband when approached. [1]

M1306 A: Land transactions preparatory to marriage, followed by both marriage and divorce. [2]

M1309 A: Taking of listed ecclesiastical items from a woman's chapel; first defendant tried to bar by alleging marriage with the woman. A common law jury returned that she was not married to him or known to be so. [3]

T1313 A: Grant of land by bride's father to couple secured by statute merchant that the land would be returned to the bride's father if there was a divorce. There was a divorce. [4]

H1315 A: Husband, accused of theft, fled Ipswich and thus left his wife unsupported. Wife's father took her back in and was then accused by the husband of taking his wife and goods and chattels. [5]

E1315 B: Master Thomas de Gerdeston archdeacon of Norfolk and Master Richard de Ryngestede his official made a summons in a case of divorce within the palace of Westminster. [6]

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H1348E: Som. Presentment that John de Uppehey broke into the room of Elizabeth Gorges at Wraxall in 15 Edward III and attempted to force her to marry him. She fled to the rectory of "Sheldefleet" where she hid for some months. [7]


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H1350 A: Norfolk. John Mayn v. Thomas Dru de Sadelbowe. Trespassory "rape" of Cecilia his wife at King's Lynn and taking of goods. [8]

E1350 A: London. William Yellyng of London v. John de Wilton chaplain. Trespassory "rape" of Isabella his wife at London and taking of goods in 1350. Wilton pleaded not guilty. [9].

E1350 B: Leicestershire. Adam Longchampe de Bocherston v. William Zouche de Shepesheved and John de la Mere de Baggeworth. Trespassory "rape" of Alianora his wife at Bagworth and taking of goods. [10] rcp

T1350 A: Lincolnshire. John Heryerd v. John Robertssone Denissone de Osgodby together with William his brother. Trespassory "rape" of Margaret his wife at Long Owersby and the taking of goods worth 200 p.s. in 1350. Defendant pleaded not guilty as to the taking of goods and that he did not rape Margaret. mainperned. [11], [12], [13] rcp

M1350 A: Hampshire. Geoffrey atte Pette of the Isle of Wite v. Roger atte Hide of the Isle of Wite and Richard de Cokham of the Isle of Wite and Matilda his wife. Trespassory "rape" of Mabil his wife at Moterston and taking of goods. [14], [15], [16] rcp

M1350 B: London. William Langford v. John Passe de Blikelyng chaplain. Trespassory "rape" of Rose his wife at London and taking of goods (cloths, jewelry etc) at damages of 100 p.s. Passe pleads not guilty. [17] rcp

M1350 C: London. William de Hyngle v. Roger de Codynton currier. Trespassory "rape" of Margery at London Holbourne in 1350 and taking of household goods worth 100s. Codynton pleaded not guilty. [18] rcp

T1351 A: London. William de Grantham citizen of London v. Alan Everard Jonesprentistapel. Trespassory "rape" of Katherine his wife at London and taking of goods in 1350. [19], [20] rcp

T1351 B: London. Herlewin de Houweton v. William de Northwell cleric and John de Ussyngton cleric. Trespassory "rape" of Amice his wife at London and taking of goods. [21], [22] rcp

T1351 C: Northamptonshire. John le Walsh de Toucester v. John Ine de Toucester jr, John Ine de Toucester sr and Agnes his wife, John Breyd chaplain. Trespassory "rape" of Joan his wife at Towcester and taking of goods. [23] rcp

T1351 D: Sussex. Walter le Taillour v. John Davy de Sydelstroude. Trespassory "rape" of Matilda his wife at Rusper and taking of goods. [24], [25] rcp

M1351 A: London. William de Boxle de London brasiere v. Richard Gervays cleric. Trespassory "rape" of Juliana his wife at London and taking of goods. [26] rcp

M1351 B: Lincolnshire. Simon de Wyveleseye de Swynesheved v. Richard son of Thomas de Herdewyke de Sotyrton, Robert Malyn de Sotirton, Roger de Fiskemere de Sotirton, William Herynge de Sotirton, Peter le Reve de Sotirton. Trespassory "rape" of Cecilia his wife at Swineshead and taking of goods. [27] rcp




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