Bailiff, Chichester Mich. 1417–18; of the rape of Arundel, Suss. c.1420.
RUSSELL, Thomas II
He is to be distinguished from Thomas Russell alias Gorges (d.1404) of the Isle of Wight, son of Theobald Gorges (3rd s. of Sir Theobald Russell by Eleanor Gorges) from whom were descended the Gorges of Wraxall, Som.: C137/41/17; G. Scott Thomson, Two Cents. Fam. Hist. 327.
RUSSELL, Thomas I
Bailiff, Bristol Mich. 1404–5; sheriff 9 Oct. 1414 – 8 Oct. 1415; mayor Mich. 1417–18, 1426–7.
Collector of customs and subsidies, Bristol 6 Apr. 1406 – Feb. 1407, 30 Sept. 1407 – Feb. 1410, 6 Dec. 1412 – June 1413, 28 Feb. – May 1416, 24 July 1417–14 Nov. 1423.
Dep. butler, Bristol 4 June-16 Dec. 1407.
Commr. of inquiry, Bristol Nov. 1417 (fraud in collection of customs),
RUSSELL, Robert II
Commr. of oyer and terminer, Salop Feb. 1387, Warws. Feb. 1394, Staffs. Apr. 1398, Worcs. Feb. 1401, Nov. 1402; inquiry, Salop Mar. 1387 (wastes during a minority); gaol delivery, Worcester castle May, July 1397; weirs, Worcs. June 1398; to collect an aid Dec. 1401; make proclamation of Henry IV’s intention to govern well May 1402.
J.p. Worcs. 15 July 1389 – Dec. 1390, 14 Mar. 1393 – d.
Sheriff, Worcs. 17 Nov. 1398–16 Feb. 1400.
[Tax collector, Worcs. Mar. 1404.]
RUSSELL, Robert I (-d.1404)
Coroner, Dunwich Sept. 1428–9; bailiff 1429 – 31, 1440 – 41, 1446–7.
RUSSELL, Richard II
