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Description: | Signifying that proclamations have been made in Chancery relating to bastardy, as laid down by the statute of 9 Henry VI, addressed to Thomas Frowyk and his colleagues justices of the bench relating to the bastardy of John Gamull of Saltfleetby who claimed to be son of John Gamull deceased of Claypole, against whom proceedings were instituted by James Hobart, escheator, taken with regard to property at Flitcham co. Norfolk.
Witness: the King himself at Westminster, 9 May 18 Henry ((?) 7, (?) 1505).
A Note on Cragg 3/39-40, 42-51, ?52, ?62:
These documents of varied class and date seem from their nature to be stray from the public records of long standing. There is no clue to their provenance. Two letters from W.O. Massingberd to Captain Cragg about them are pasted in the album dated 1908 and 1910 respectively. One at least has a dealer's number and price written on the back in pencil. See Cragg. | Temporal: | [?9 May 1505] | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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