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| the sum of �4 9s. 5d. in money,
a silver cup weighing 11s. 10d., a cup weighing 6s. 1d., a gold buckle (firmaculo) of the value of 9s., three silver spoons weighing 2s. 9d., a cloth and a towel of the value of 6s., and a tenement in the parish of All Hallows de Berkyngcherche. |
Sureties, viz., Osbert de ARCUBUS and Thomas de ARCUBUS, apothecaries."
Folios x-xx, pp. 21-31
1327, October
"Names of those elected and sworn in divers Misteries of London, for the government and instruction of the same, viz:-
| Apothecaries:
John de ESSEX, Thomas de WALDENE, Thomas de MARYNS, William GRAS, William de HODESDONE, David de TILLEBERY, John atte POLE. |
Folio cxc, pp. 223-34
1319
"Warda fori, Cheap ward
Parishes: All Hallows Honey Lane, St. Benet Sherehog, St. Lawrence Jewry, St. Martin Pomary, St. Mary Colechurch, St. Mildred Poultry, St. Pancras Soper Lane. Partly in Cheap: St. Margaret Lothbury, St. Mary le Bow, St. Olave Old Jewry, St. Stephen Walbrook.
Alderman: John de Wengrave [BroadSt 1]
De Dauid de TILLEBIR' - xl.d.
1314 David de TILLEBERI, apothecary LBE 24,
1328 D. de TILLEBERY ib. 232
(warden of apothecaries),
1332 D. de TILLEBURY S (2s. 8d.),
1337 Will (a tenant in St. Mary Woolchurch and St. Audoen). - Tilbury Ess.
1328 John atte POLE LBE 232
(warden of apothecaries),
1332 J. de la POLE S (2s. 8d.)."
pp. 288-302
1328, February 17, York
"Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas GOBIOUN, Richard GOSSALIN, Robert de ASSHELE and Nicholas de STORTEFORD,
on complaint by David de TILLEBERY
that Henry TOLK of Wokyngton, Thomas, SLOGHMAN, John CRAWE, and others,
broke his close at Stifford, co. Essex, and carried away..."
page 279 (Membrane 32d - cont.)
1330: Petition by David de TILLEBERY addressed to the King
Requests payment for wheat taken from him without payment by Henry COUPER (baker to the King) for the use of the King.
Endorsement:
"Let it be ordered to the keeper of the Wardrobe that he view the tally and call COUPER before him, and if he finds that the sum is due then he should make payment."
NA website commentary:
"The petition is dated to? c.1330 on the basis of a writ of aid granted to COUPER following his appointment as one of the purveyors of the household of Queen Philippa, and the hand would suggest that the petition is not too distant from this date (CPR 1330-4, p.8)."
NA ref: SC.8/176/8783
c.1334 (Edward III)
"95. John de CHARLETON, of London, and John PAYN, chaplain, and David de TILLEBURY. The manor of Ikenham ..."
page 112
David de TILLEBERY, Nos. 667-8
(Dorothy TILBURY, No. 646)