f 155 (9 April)
| Wichford | |
| Willelmum Dunckin filium Iohannnis Dunckin | Informatur per Thomam Miller that he did daunce the morrice in eveninge prayer tyme vpon holye Thursdaye laste. Quibus &c comparuit dictus Dunckin et confessus est that he was absent from eveninge prayer daunceinge the morrice vnde dominus inuinxit ei confessionem monuitque eum ad peragendam eandem proutin schedula et ad certificandum inde xxxjo Augusti proximo./ quo die comparuit dictus Dunkin et quia constabat ex testimonio fidedigno quod peregit confessionem predictam dominus eum dimisit./ |
| Willelmum (blank) goodman Reeves man of wentworthe for the same cause | |
| Henricum Thorne | vt supra. Quibus &c. Dominus duxit dictum Thorne diligenter perquissitum latitantem et non inventum nec comparentem citandum fore vijs et modis in xxxjum Augusti proximo./ quo die comparuit dictus Thorne cui dominus iniunxit confessionem monuitque eum ad peragendum eandem prout in schedula et ad certificandum inde proxime. Viz. xxijdo Martij proximo. Quo die exhibuit certificatorium &c et dimittitur. |
| Robertum Tomson alias Preston de Wentworthe nunc de hadnaham | vt supra Dunckin. Quibus &c.
Similiter actum est in hac causa prout in
causa prout in causa proxime precedentem. quo die
exhibito
dicto decreto Iohannes Allen apparritor certificauit se
executum fuisse dictum decretum
per affixionem ... comparuit predictus Tomson et petijt beneficium absolucionis ‸⸢&c⸣ et Dominus ad eius peticionem eum absoluit prestito primus per eum iuramento tactis &c. et obiecto articulo predicto fatebatur eandem esse verum vnde Dominus iniunxit ei confessionem et monuit eum |
153.
confessus
paid 17 d.
153
non
inventus vijs et modis
confessus 153.
non inventus vijs et modis
executis super ostio ecclesie
excommunicatus suspensus paid .17.d
153
he confessed
paid 17d
153
He was not found
By ways and
means
He confessed
153.
He was not found. By ways and means carried out on the
door of the church
He is
excommunicated
he is suspended
paid 17 d.
f 155 (9 April)
| Wichford | |
| (Against) William Dunckin son of John Dunckin | The information is given by Thomas Miller (English) On which (day and) in which (place) the said Dunckin appeared and confessed (English) wherefore the lord (judge) enjoined confession for him and admonished him to perform the same as (set forth) in the schedule and to certify thereto on 31 August next. On which day, the said Dunkin appeared and because it was evident from trustworthy testimony that he performed the aforesaid confession, the lord (judge) dismissed him. |
| (Against) William (blank) (English) | |
| Against Henry Thorne | as above. On which (day and) in which (place) the lord (judge) determined that the said Thorne, who, having been diligently sought, was hiding and was not found and nor did he appear, was to be cited by ways and means on 31 August next. On which day, the said Thorne appeared and the lord (judge) enjoined confession for him and admonished him to perform the same as (set forth) in the schedule and to certify thereto at the next (court day), that is, 22 March next. On which day he showed the certificate and he is dismissed. |
| Robert Tomson alias Preston of Wentworthe now of Haddenham | as above against Dunckin. On which (day and) in which (place) proceedings in
this case were done likewise as in the case next preceding above. On which day,
with the said decree
having been shown, John Allen, apparitor certified that he had executed the said decree by affixing
... and he requested the benefice of absolution, etc, and the lord (judge) absolved him at his petition, an oath having been taken by him, with (the holy gospels having been) touched, and he confessed that the article charged (against him) aforesaid was true. Wherefore the lord (judge) enjoined confession for him and admonished him to perform the same before the minister and church wardens and three other of the most honest man of Haddenham on 22 March next. On which day, he was certified and he is dismissed.° |
Record title: Diocesan Court Proceedings
Repository:
CUL
Shelfmark: EDR D/2/18
Repository location: Cambridge
1588–92; Latin and English; paper; ii + 287 + ii; 403mm x 206mm; contemporary foliation (folded sheets sewn onto 71v, 125v, 191v, 206v, 216Av, & 260v, paper tab 55mm x 43mm glued to 233v); gatherings in good condition; contemporary parchment binding, title on front, 'K | 1588 | Liber Curiarum pro | Insula Eliensis tentarum | in annis domini 1588 1589 | 1590 et 1592 | Inc<..>iens | 7 Decembris 1588 | Terminans | 15 Novembris 1592,' paper label on spine, reading 'K.'