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            <publisher>Department of Digital Humanities, King's College London</publisher>
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                  <name type="forename">WILLIAM</name> 
                  <name type="surname">CAVENDISSH</name>
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                     785 Writ for proof of age; 
                        Robert 
                        Thorley, esquire
                     , who has the wardship should be informed. 28 Jan. 1410 .--><head>
                     <num type="docNum">785</num>
                     <rs type="writType" subtype="dep">Writ <hi rend="italic">de etate probanda</hi></rs>.
            <rs type="dorse" n="en">‡</rs>
                     <date type="writDate" when="1410-01-28">28 Jan. 1410</date>
        [<name type="person" role="writClerk">Maupas</name>].
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                  <ab>Regarding William, son and heir of Andrew Cavendissh, who held of Richard II in chief. <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">Robert</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Thorley</name>, <name type="role">esquire</name>
                        </name>, has the wardship, granted by Richard II.</ab>
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                     SUFFOLK . Proof of age . Sudbury . 6 Feb. 1410 .--><head>
                     <name type="county" key="entity/2135">SUFFOLK</name>. <rs type="doc" subtype="prf">Proof of age</rs>. <name type="place" role="inqLoc" key="717341">Sudbury</name>.
              
                     <date type="inqDate" when="1410-02-06">6 Feb. 1410</date>. [<name type="person" role="escheator">Rookwode</name>].</head>
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                     <ab>The jurors say that <rs type="person">William</rs> son and heir of <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">Andrew</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Cavendissh</name>
                        </name> was <measure type="age">aged 21</measure> on <date when="1409-12-29">29 Dec. last</date> , because he was born at <name type="place" key="159822">Cavendish</name> and baptised there on <date when="1388-12-28">28 Dec. </date>(Monday after Christmas) 1388. This they know for the following reasons.</ab>
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                        <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">James</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Hog</name>
                        </name>, <measure type="age">aged 50 years</measure>: within 15 days of that date his eldest son took the habit of the friars minor in <name type="place" key="2736678">Babwell</name>.</ab>
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                        <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">Richard</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Colwelle</name>
                        </name>, 60: on 2 Feb. following, his father set off for <name type="place" key="2924856">Santiago de Compostella</name>.</ab>
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                        <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">Robert</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Fullere</name>
                        </name>, 50: <name type="person">John</name> his eldest son was born in <date>Easter</date> week following.</ab>

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                        <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">John</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Hog</name>
                        </name>, 60, at <date>Michaelmas in</date> that year married his wife who is still alive.</ab>
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                        <name type="person">Seman Gugge</name>, 50: on that day his barn was burnt down.</ab>
                     <ab>
                        <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">John</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Bloy</name>
                        </name>, 50: <name type="person">Joan</name> his wife died in the following week.</ab>
                     <ab>
                        <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">John</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Bakere</name>
                        </name>, 60: the <name type="person">
                           <name type="role">parson of Cavendish</name>
                        </name> was instituted on that day.</ab>
                     <ab>
                        <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">Thomas</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Merlyng</name>
                        </name>, 50: his eldest son <name type="person">Robert</name> was killed in the following week.</ab>
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                        <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">Robert</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Malyn</name>
                        </name>, 60: his son <name type="person">John</name> first celebrated mass in the week following.</ab>
                     <ab>
                        <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">John</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Smyth</name>
                        </name> of <name type="place" key="159822">Cavendish</name>, 60: his mother died in the week following.</ab>
                     <ab>
                        <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">John</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Ryther</name>
                        </name>, 50: <name type="person">John</name> his brother set out for the court of <name type="place" key="2925646">Rome</name> in the week following.</ab>
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                        <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">Henry</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Propchermet</name>
                        </name>, 70: his father set out for Jerusalem in the week following.</ab>
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