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MELBOURNE, alias FAUCONER, Peter (d.1418), of Melbourne, Derbys.
Family and Education
e. s. of Amy Melbourne (d.1385) of Melbourne. m. by 1390, Elizabeth, da. and coh. of Sir Simon Handesacre (d. by 1374) of Handesacre, Staffs. and Charlton, Worcs. by his w. Isabel. (fl. 1381), wid. of Roger Colman (d.1385) of Staffs., at least 1s.Reg. Gaunt 1379-83, nos. 223, 251; J.C. Cox, Notes on Churches Derbys. iii. 402; CPR, 1396-9, pp. 522-3; 1399-1401, pp. 433-4; 1422-9, pp. 17-18. S. Erdeswyk (Staffs. 231-2) is wrong in his assumption that Sir Simon Handesacre had only one child, Eleanor, as the complex litigation between his three daughters and their husbands after his death shows (Wm. Salt Arch. Soc. xiii. 150, 169, 174, 179, 185, 186).
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Constable of the duchy of Lancaster castle of Melbourne and keeper of parks and woods there 24 Nov. 1376 – 3 Apr. 1399, 2 Oct. 1399 – d.; steward of the lordship of Melbourne 1408–d.
J.p. Derbys. 15 July 1389 – June 1390, 7 Feb. 1408–10.
Chamberlain of the household of Henry, prince of Wales by 13 Dec. 1401.
Commr. to pardon any associates of Sir Henry Percy (Hotspur) treating for amnesty Aug. 1403;
Main residence: Melbourne, Derbys.
FAUCONER, Melburn, Mellebourne
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Commons 1386-1421
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MELBOURNE ALIAS FAUCONER, Peter (-d.1418)
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Oxford 1644
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MEGRE, John (d.1419), of Truro, Cornw. and London.
Family and Education
m. by 1397, Emma, 2da.
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Main residences: Truro, Cornw.; London.
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Commons 1386-1421
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MEGRE, John (-d.1419)
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Oxford 1644
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MEDE, John atte, of Portsmouth, Hants.
Family and Education
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Bailiff, Portsmouth Mich. 1388–9.
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Main residence: Portsmouth, Hants.
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Commons 1386-1421
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MEDE, John atte
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MAYNE, Richard II, of Newton Plecy, Som. and Keevil, Wilts.
Family and Education
m. bef. 1401, Maud, prob. s.p.
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Tax collector, Wilts. June 1410, Som. Apr. 1428.
Collector of customs and subsidies, Bridgwater and district 21 May 1413 – Nov. 1420, Bristol 15 Nov. 1426–31; controller 20 Nov. 1431 – May 1432, 28 Aug. 1433-May 1434.
Commr. of inquiry, Som. July 1419 (lands of tenants-in-chief).
Escheator, Hants and Wilts 13 Nov. 1423–6 Nov. 1424.
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Main residences: Newton Plecy, Som.; Keevil, Wilts.
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Commons 1386-1421
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MAYNE, Richard II
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Oxford 1644
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MAYNE, Richard I, of Bridgwater, Som.
Family and Education
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Main residence: Bridgwater, Som.
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Commons 1386-1421
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MAYNE, Richard I
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MAYHEW, John II, of Wareham, Dorset.
Family and Education
m. Alice, 1s. 1da.
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Main residence: Wareham, Dorset.
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He is to be distinguished from at least two other men of the same name: John Mayhew the younger, mayor of Corfe in 1387-8 (son of the John who was murdered in 1374); and a mason who was working on Purbeck marble in Westminster abbey in 1393: CPR, 1370-4; p. 485; 1391-6; p. 244; CCR, 1377-81; p. 366; JUST 1/1502 mm. 50, 56.
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Commons 1386-1421
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MAYHEW, John II
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