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HORDE, Thomas, of Northwood, Newton by Wem and Bridgnorth, Salop.

Family and Education
s. of John Horde.CCR, 1377-81, pp. 67-68, although it has been generally accepted that he was the s. of Roger Horde of Walford, sheriff of Salop in 1380-1 (e.g. in Trans. Salop Arch. Soc. (ser. 3), iv. 209), and elsewhere he is stated to have been the s. of Richard Horde by Margaret, da. and coh. of Sir Robert Francis (ibid. (ser. 2), vi. 183).. m. Alice, da. and coh. of John Palmer of Bridgnorth, 1s. Thomas.
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Bailiff, Bridgnorth Sept. 1386–7, 1392 – 93, 1398–9.CIMisc. iv. 380; Add. 28371, ff. 5, 5d; E372/238 m. 44d. In addition, in 1414 Horde was described as ‘late bailiff’ in conjunction with John Peole: KB27/613 rex m. 1. The year of this bailiffship is not known, but it may have been as late as 1412–13 when Peole, certainly, held the post: E372/258 m. 37d.

Commr. to make arrests, Salop, Staffs. Dec. 1400.

Main residences: Northwood, Newton by Wem; Bridgnorth, Salop.
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HORDE, Thomas

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HORDE, Richard (d.c.1451), of Horde Park, near Bridgnorth, Salop.

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s. of Thomas Horde. m. Agnes, da. of John Perle II of Shrewsbury, 1s. Thomas.
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Bailiff, Bridgnorth Sept. 1413–16, 1420 – 21, 1432 – 33, 1437 – 39, 1440 – 41, 1445–6,JUST 1/753 mm. 11, 15; Add. 28731, ff. 5d-6d; CPR, 1436–41, p. 346; CAD, iii. C3450; vi. C5483. Shrewsbury 1429 – 30, 1435–6.Trans. Salop Arch. Soc. (ser. 3), iii. 375.

Escheator, Salop and the adjacent march 23 Nov. 1419–16 Nov. 1420.

Commr. of inquiy, Salop Dec. 1419 (disseisin of two manors in Ercall) Oct. 1438 (estates of Joan, wid. of John Botrell) June 1440 (estates of John, late earl of Arundel).

Verderer, Morfe forest bef. May 1451.

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Main residence: Horde Park, near Bridgnorth, Salop.
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HORDE, Richard (-d. c.1451)

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HOPTON, Thomas, of Rockhill, Salop.

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Escheator, Salop 12 Feb.-5 Nov. 1430.

Sheriff, Salop 28 Aug.-5 Nov. 1430.As ‘of Rockhill’: CFR, xv. 297. But Blakeway, Sheriffs Salop, 46, 48, believed the sheriff of 1430 to be from Hopton.

Receiver of the estates of John, late earl of Arundel, Salop 11 July-Nov. 1435.

Commr. to audit the accounts of officials on the earl of Arundel’s estates, Salop, Wales Feb. 1436.

?Verderer, Morfe forest by June 1452.

Main residence: Rockhill, Salop.
Notes

It is difficult to distinguish the MP from Thomas Hopton of Hopton, who inherited estates at Fitz, Sandford and Burwarton in Shropshire and at Staunton-on-Arrow, Herefordshire. That Thomas would appear to have been the 2nd s. of Walter Hopton, esquire, who was murdered at Ludlow in 1412; and h. to his bro. Walter, then left a minor in the wardship of Thomas Fitzalan, earl of Arundel. He came of age bef. 1420 and m. Eleanor, da. of Sir Walter Lucy of Newington, Kent, and Richard’s Castle Herefs. by whom he had 1s. (Walter, who, a retainer of the duke of York, was to inherit a moiety of the Lucy estates in 1460 but die a year later) and 1da. (Elizabeth, afterwards w. of John Tiptoft, earl of Worcester). Thomas was also kinsman and h. of William Burley (d.1445) of Birley Herefs.-not to be confused with he of Broncroft. Which of the two served as a commr. of inquiry, Salop 1438, 1446; to raise royal loans 1446; of gaol delivery Richard’s Castle 1446 and Shrewsbury 1450; and as j.p. 1440-53; remains uncertain. Wm. Salt. Arch Soc. (ser. 2), ii. 158; C140/5/42; H. Owen and J.B. Blakeway, Hist. Shrewsbury, i. 132-3; C1/19/54; CPR, 1429-36; p. 65; 1446-52; p. 91; Feudal Aids, iv. 265, 267, 270; JUST 1/753/ m. 11; CP, xii. (2) 845; Bodl. Blakeway 24; ff. 32-33.

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HOPTON, Thomas

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