Dep. captain of Brest by 1 Aug. 1382–27 June 1397.
Commr. to conserve the truce between England and France Feb. 1384, 1403;
Captain of the castle and lordship of Guînes, France 21 Aug. 1399–8 Dec. 1406.
Treasurer of England 3 Sept. 1399 – 31 May 1401.
Havener, Devon and Cornw., pesager of tin, Cornw. and keeper of Lostwithiel gaol 1 Oct. 1399 – d.
Parker of the royal manor of Havering-atte-Bower, Essex 1 Oct. 1399 – d.
Keeper of the castle, manor and lordship of Leeds, Kent 1 Oct. 1399–7 Dec. 1412.
Keeper of the privy wardrobe in the Tower of London 5 Nov. 1399–13 Feb. 1405.
Member of Hen. IV’s council Nov. 1399 – Mar. 1405.
J.p. Herts. 28 Nov. 1399 – d., Kent 16 May 1401-Feb. 1407.
Ambassador to negotiate a truce with the King of France 29 Mar.-21 May 1406.
Unless otherwise stated all references to Norbury’s career are to be found in M. Barber’s article on the MP (EHR, lxviii. 66-76), upon which this biography is largely based, and where fuller details of his career after 1399 may be found.
NORBURY, John (-d.1414)
