POD, John (d.1411), of Colchester, Essex.
Alderman, Colchester Sept. 1398–1401, 1404 – 07, 1411 – d.; bailiff 1403 – 04, 1407 – 08, 1409 – 10; mace-bearer 1404 – 06, 1411–d.
Between the mid 14th and 15th centuries there were at least five inhabitants of Colchester named John Pod; it is assumed that the MP was the most prominent of the five, namely, the dyer and clothier.
POD, John (-d.1411)
PLUMPTRE, John (d.1415/16), of Nottingham.
Bailiff, Nottingham Mich. 1373–4; mayor 1385 – 86, 1391 – 92, 1394 – 96, 1408–9.
Poll tax collector, Nottingham Mar. 1377.
Commr. of inquiry, Notts. Feb. 1383, Oct. 1402 (liability to contribute to repairs to the bridges over the Leen at Nottingham); arrest Aug. 1395.
PLUMPTRE, John (-d.1415/16)
PLUMPTON, Sir Robert (1383-1421), of Steeton, Yorks. and Kinoulton, Notts.
Commr. of array, Yorks. July 1410; oyer and terminer Dec. 1411 (disorder at Great Ouseburn); to make arrests Oct. 1414; raise a royal loan Nov. 1419.
Steward of the duchy of Lancaster lordship of Knaresborough and constable of Knaresborough castle, Yorks. 26 Sept. 1414 – d.; chief steward of the duchy wapentake of Staincliffe in Craven, Yorks. 20 Feb. 1417-Mich. 1418.
Collector of a tax, Yorks. Jan. 1420.
PLUMPTON, Sir Robert (1383-1421)
PLOMER, William II.
PLOMER, William II
PLOMER, William I, of Great Bedwyn, Wilts.
PLOMER, William I
