f 49v–50v (20 June 1616)
Hugo Gates
famulus
Gerardi Hughes.
Presentatur Notatur
for profaninge of the Churchyard there, by dansinge in the same vpon Shrove tuesdaie.
Et 20 Iunij 1616. exhibita Citacione originali per Willelmum Olecorne Apparitorem perquisitus non inventus qui preconizatus non comparuit cum pia monicione per Thomam Perilglyne ei fienda dimittitur/
Iohannes Bull Iunior. Notatur pro consimili
Et 20. Iunij 1616. exhibita Citacione originali per Willelmum Olecorne Apparitorem perquisitus non inventus qui preconizatus comparuit cum pia monicione dimittitur
Richardus Lowday. Notatur pro consimili.
Et 20. Iunij 1616. Exhibita Citacione originali per Willelmum Olecorne Apparitorem perquisitus non inventus qui preconizatus non comparuit vijs & modis &c. in proximo /Emanauit.
Et 25 Septembris 1616. exhibito predicto decreto per Willelmum Olecorne Apparitorem citatur qui preconizatus comparuit cum pia monicione dimittitur
Willelmus Balle Notatur pro consimili
Et 20. Iunij 1616. exhibita
Citacione originali per Willelmum
Olecorne Apparitorem citatur qui preconizatus
comparuit non comparuit suspensus.
Emanauit. ⸢fiat de novo⸣
ei <...> magister Crewther Curatus ibidem quia non publicauit nec certificauit &c. Emanauit
Et .2. Aprilis 1617. exhibito citacione per Willelmum Olecorne Apparitorem &c. qui preconizatus, comparuit he had yt not fiat ‸⸢Suspensio⸣ de novo/ Emanauit./
Et .18. Iunij 1617. comparuit absolutus &c. tactis &c. & cum pia monicione dimittitur |
Margareta Smith Notatur for profaninge of the Churchyard there by danceing in the same vpon Shrovetuesdaie
Et 20. Iunij 1616. exhibita
Citacione originali per Willelmum
Olecorne Apparitorem citatur que preconizata
non comparuit sed comparuit cum pia
monicione eam dimittitur
<...>/
Martha Hewes. Notatur pro consimili.
Et 20. Iunij 1616. exhibita Citacione originali per Willelmum Olecorne Apparitorem citatur qui preconizata comparuit cum pia monicione &c. dominus eam dimisit./
Iana Hewes Notatur pro consimili
Et 20. Iunij 1616. exhibita Citacione originali per Willelmum Olecorne Apparitorem citatur qui preconizata comparuit cum pia monicione &c. dimittitur/
Alicia Drake. Notatur pro consimili
Et 20. Iunij 1616. exhibita citacione originali per Willelmum Olecorne Apparitorem citatur que preconizatus comparuit cum pia monicione &c. dimittitur/ |
Elizabetha Drake. Notatur for profaninge of the Churchyard by danceing in the same vpon Shrovetuesday
Et 20. Iunij 1616 exhibita Citacione originali per Willelmum Olecorne Apparitorem comparuit cum pia monicione &c. dimittitur
Rebecca Mobb. Notatur pro consimili.
Et ‸⸢.25.
Septembris⸣
20 Iunij 1616 exhibita Citacione
originali per Willelmum Olecorne
Apparitorem citatur que preconizata non
comparuit
Suspensa sed causa per eum audita
dominus eam dimisit /debit .17.d in
proximo
Et .11. decembris
.1616.
dicta exhibita citacione
per Willelmum Olcorne Apparitorem paid 17 d. &
dimittitur/
Alicia Cooledge. Notatur pro consimili
Et 25 ‸ ⸢Septembris⸣
Iunij 1616. exhibita Citacione
originali per Willelmum Olecorne Apparitorem
perquisita non inventa que
preconizata non comparuit comparuit
Iohannes Cooledge eius
frater et actum est vt supra. dimittitur
...
f 49v–50v (20 June 1616)
Hugh Gates, servant of Gerard Hughes. A presentment is made He is
reported (English)
And on 20 June 1616, with the original citation being shown by William Olecorne, apparitor, he was sought out. And when summoned he did not appear. He is dismissed With a solemn warning to be made to him by Thomas.
John Bull, the younger. He is reported for the same (cause).
And on 20 June 1616, with the original citation having been shown by William Olecorne, apparitor, he was sought out, and not found, and when he was summoned he appeared. He is dismissed with a solemn warning.
Richard Lowday. He is reported for the same (cause).
And on 20 June 1616, with the original citation having been shown by William Olecorne, apparitor, he was sought out, and not found, and when he was summoned, he did not appear. By ways and means, etc, on the next (court day). (An order) has been issued.
And on 25 September 1616, with the aforesaid order having been shown by William Olecorne, apparitor, he is cited and when summoned, he appeared. He is dismissed with a solemn warning.
William Balle. He is reported for the same (cause).
And 20 June 1616, with the
original citation having been shown by William Olecorne, apparitor, he is cited, and
when summoned, he did not appear. He is suspended. (A writ of suspension) has been
issued. ⸢Let it be made anew⸣
For him, <...> Master Crewther, curate there, because he did not make (the verdict) public nor did he certify, etc. (A writ of suspension) has been issued.
And on 2 April, with the citation having been shown by William Olecorne, apparitor, etc, he was summoned. He appeared (English) Let the suspension be made anew. (A writ of suspension) was issued.
And on 18 June 1617 he appeared. He was absolved, etc, (having taken a corporal oath, the holy gospels having been) touched, and he is dismissed with a solemn warning. |
Margaret Smith. She is reported (English)
And on 20 June 1616, with the
original citation having been shown by William Olecorne, apparitor, she is cited,
and having been summoned, she did not appear but she appeared. She is
dismissed with a solemn warning.
Martha Hewes. She is reported for the same (cause).
And on 20 June 1616, with the original citation being shown by William Olecorne, apparitor, she is cited and, having been summoned, she appeared. The lord (judge) dismissed her with a solemn warning.
Jane Hewes. She is reported for the same (cause).
And on 20 June 1616, with the original citation having been shown by William Olecorne, apparitor, she is cited, and having been summoned, she appeared. She is dismissed with a solemn warning, etc.
Alice Drake. She is reported for the same (cause).
And on 20 June 1616, with the original citation having been shown by William Olecorne, apparitor, she is cited, and having been summoned, she appeared. She is dismissed with a solemn warning, etc. |
Elizabeth Drake. She is reported (English)
And on 20 June 1616, with the original citation having been shown by William Olecorne, apparitor, she is cited, and having been summoned, she appeared. She is dismissed with a solemn warning, etc.
Rebecca Mobb. She is reported for the same (cause).
And on ‸⸢25 September⸣
20 June 1616, with the original citation having been shown by
William
Olecorn, apparitor, she is cited, and having been summoned, she did not appear
suspended, but when the lord (judge) had heard the case, he dismissed
her. She owes 17d on the next (court day).
And December 1616 with the citation shown by William Olecorne, apparitor paid 17d, and she is dismissed.
Alice Cooledge. She is reported for the same (cause)
And on 25 September 1616 with the original citation shown by William Olecorne, apparitor, when she was sought, she was not found. When she was summoned, she did not appear. Her brother, John Cooledge, appeared and proceedings were done as above. She is dismissed.
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Record title: Diocesan Court Proceedings
Repository:
CUL
Shelfmark: EDR B/2/35
Repository location: Cambridge
1614–18; Latin and English; paper; i + 263; 309mm x 204mm; modern foliation (additional letter between ff 57 and 58, ff 81, 82, 98, and 99 are separate letters, note between ff 251 and 252); fairly good condition; no cover, parchment binding strip reads 'EI.'