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MYNORS, John, of Uttoxeter, Staffs.

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m. at least 1s.Wm. Salt Arch. Soc. xi. 227. S. Shaw (Staffs. i. 117) gives a pedigree of the Mynors family, although his findings are undocumented.
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Feodary of Staffs. and bailiff of the New Liberty of Staffs. for the duchy of Lancaster 1 July 1413–d.Somerville, Duchy, i. 548.

Commr. to make an arrest, Derbys. May 1425; of inquiry, Warws. Mar. 1437 (abuses at Alcester abbey).

Distributor of a tax allowance, Staffs. May 1437.

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MYNORS, John
Main residence: Uttoxeter, Staffs.
Minors, Myners, Mynour(s)
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MYNORS, John

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MUSGRAVE, Sir Thomas (d.1409), of Great and Little Musgrave and Hartley, Westmld.

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s. of Sir Thomas Musgrave (c.1337-1372) of South Holme, Yorks., gds. and h. of Thomas Musgrave (d. by 1385), Lord Musgrave of Hartley. m. (1) by Nov. 1372, Mary (d. by Aug. 1380), da. of Alan Strother of Crookdean in Kirkwhelpington and Sweethope, Northumb. by his 1st w., s.p.; (2) 1s. Kntd. by Apr. 1380.CIPM, xiii. no. 192; CFR, viii. 154; ix. 192; Cal. Scots. Docs. iv. no. 308; Northumb. RO, Swinburne (Capheaton) mss, 4/37, 38; CP, x. 434-6; Cumb. and Westmld. Antiq. and Arch. Soc. n.s. viii. 306-7. Musgrave’s first wife died without issue before August 1380, when an inquisition post mortem was held on her brother, Alan. Part of his estates went to her two sisters, one of whom was married to Sir Thomas Blenkinsop*, but no mention is made either of her or of any children (CIPM, xv. no. 419). W. Dugdale believed that Musgrave married Alice, a grand daughter of Thomas, Lord Clifford, but she was, in fact, born several years after his death: Baronage (1675-6 edn.), ii. 158; Coll. Top. et Gen. ii. 10.
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Commr. of inquiry, Westmld. May 1389 (felonies at Kirkby in Kendale), Yorks. Sept. 1398 (malpractices at St. Nicholas’s hospital, Richmond), Mar. 1401 (thefts from St. Nicholas’s hospital), Cumb. Mar. 1406 (desertions to the Welsh rebels), Westmld. June 1406 (concealments); array Mar. 1392, Dec. 1399, Sept. 1403; to make arrests June 1398, Yorks., Westmld. Nov. 1398; prevent the spread of treasonous rumours, Cumb. Mar. 1406; raise royal loans, Westmld. June 1406.

J.p. Westmld. 28 June 1390 – 26 Nov. 1392, 15 May – 3 Aug. 1395, 28 Nov. 1399 – 14 Mar. 1403, 16 Feb. 1405 – d.

Sheriff, Cumb. 18 Oct. 1392–17 Nov. 1393.

Collector of taxes, Westmld. May 1398, Dec. 1402; of an aid on the marriage of Princess Blanche Dec. 1401.

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MUSGRAVE, Sir Thomas (d.1409), of Great and Little Musgrave and Hartley, Westmld.
Main residences: Great and Little Musgrave; Hartley, Westmld.
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MUSGRAVE, Sir Thomas (-d.1409)

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Oxford 1644
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MUNCASTER, Sir Robert (d.c.1409), of Torpenhow and Hayton, Cumb.

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s. and h. of William Muncaster (d. by 22 July 1388) of Torpenhow and Hayton. m. Joan, poss. 1da. Kntd. by Dec. 1385.CIPM, xvi. no. 722; CFR, x. 119; Cumb. and Westmld. Antiq. and Arch. Soc. n.s. vii. 237; xiii. 235-6; xviii. 233-4. Muncaster is said to have left one daughter who married Sir Peter Tilliol* (ibid. xviii. 118 et seq.), but this is an error arising from a mistaken reading of the family pedigree. The marriage alliance between the Tilliols and the Muncasters actually took place at least two generations earlier.
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Collector of taxes, Cumb. Dec. 1385, Mar. 1388, Jan. 1392, Mar. 1395.

Collector of customs, Cumb. and Westmld. 18 Dec. 1394–4 Oct. 1397.

Escheator, Cumb. 8 Feb. 1401–9 Nov. 1402.

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MUNCASTER, Sir Robert (d.c.1409), of Torpenhow and Hayton, Cumb.
Main residences: Torpenhow; Hayton, Cumb.
Moucastre, Mulcaster
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MUNCASTER, Sir Robert (-d. c.1409)

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