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TILNEY, Sir Philip (d.1394), of Boston, Lincs.

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3rd s. of Sir Frederick Tilney of Boston by his w. Margery (d. aft. 1399), da. of Sir John Rochford of Boston. m. prob. by Mar. 1382, Grace, h. of the Baynard family of Histon, Cambs., 2s. 1da. Kntd. between Mar. 1384 and May 1385.Lincs. AO, Reg. Buckingham XII, ff. 301, 326-7, 417v-18; P. Thompson, Boston, 118; VCH Cambs. ii. 396-8; CPL, v. 233-4; Lincs. Peds. ed. Maddison, 829. There is no evidence to support Thompson’s belief (p. 373) that Tilney’s wife was the da. and h. of Sir Robert Rosse of Gedney.
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Dep. butler, Boston 5 Nov. 1378–4 Nov. 1382.

Commr. to suppress the rebels of 1381, Cambs. Mar., Dec. 1382; of array, Lincs. (Holland) Apr. 1385, Mar. 1392; sewers July 1386, Norf. Mar. 1387, Suss. Feb. 1392, Cambs., Norf. Apr., May 1392, Suss. Apr. 1393; to assess and levy a royal loan, Boston Sept. 1386; issue proclamations against increases in the price of armour, Lincs. (Holland) Sept. 1386; of inquiry July 1388 (claim to the manor of South Rasen), May 1391 (refusal of chantry priests to discharge their duties); oyer and terminer, Lincoln Mar. 1390 (franchises of the keeper of the castle), Yorks. Mar. 1390 (insurrections in the liberty of Knaresborough), Lincoln May 1390 (assault on the cathedral close), Yorks. July 1390 (treasons and felonies); to settle a civic dispute, Lincoln Mar. 1393; make arrests Aug. 1393 (generally); conduct prisoners to Nottingham castle Sept. 1393.

Sheriff, Cambs. and Hunts. 1 Nov. 1383–11 Nov. 1384,Philip Tilney’s name is given on the fine rolls, but that of his brother, Frederick, on the precepta roll (PRO List ‘Sheriffs’, 13). His personal connexion with Cambs. was, however, far stronger, and it was almost certainly he who held office. Lincs. 18 Nov. 1386–7.

Alderman of the Corpus Christi guild, Boston c. 1387-aft. 13 Feb. 1389.Thompson, 117, 364.

Chief steward of the duchy of Lancaster, north parts by 20 Apr. 1389–d.Somerville, Duchy, i. 367.

J.p. duchy of Lancaster liberties in Yorks. 11 Mar. 1390 – d., Lincs. (Holland) 28 June 1390 – d.

Steward to Bishop Fordham of Ely 1 Mar. 1394.-d.Ely Diocesan Remembrancer (1900), 54.

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TILNEY, Sir Philip (d.1394), of Boston, Lincs.
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Tilnay, Tilneye, Tylney(e)
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TILNEY, Sir Philip (-d.1394)

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TILNEY, John, BLC, of Bishop’s Lynn, Norf.

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Clerk to Bp. Courtenay of Norwich by Oct. 1414.CCR, 1413–16, p. 148.

Lt. of the admiral of England by July 1422-c.1440.

Controller, customs and subsidies, Lynn 25 July 1425 – Mar. 1432; collector, Great Yarmouth 24 Mar. 1432 – Oct. 1433, Lynn 27 Oct. 1433-May 1434.

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TILNEY, John, BLC, of Bishop’s Lynn, Norf.
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TILNEY, John

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TILLIOL, Sir Peter (1356-1435), of Scaleby, Cumb.

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b. 29 June 1356, s. and h. of Sir Robert Tilliol (d. 6 Apr. 1367) of Scaleby by his w. Felicity (d. Aug. 1369); bro. of Geoffrey. m. bef. Dec. 1389, Elizabeth, da. and h. of Wiliam Leyton (d.1380) of Leyton and Hetton, co. Dur. by his w. Isabel Menvill (d. by May 1421) of Horden, co. Dur., 1s. 2da. Kntd. by Oct. 1385.C139/69/24; CIPM, xii. nos. 170, 417; DKR, xlv. 178, 271; Ancestor, iv. 88-97; CAD, iii. D1167; R. Surtees, Durham, i. 28, 215; CPR, 1388-92, p. 163. Cumb. and Westmld. Antiq. and Arch. Soc. n.s. xiii. 236 and tract. ser. no. 2, pp. 152-5, are wrong in stating that Sir Peter married a daughter of Sir Robert Muncaster*. A marriage between the Tilliols and the Muncasters did, however, occur a couple of generations earlier (J. Nicolson and R. Burn, Westmld. and Cumb. ii. 121).
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Chief forester of Ingelwood forest, Cumb. 10 Mar.-22 Apr. 1377.

Keeper of the west march towards Scotland and conservator of the truce by 5 Apr. 1380.Rot. Scot. ed. Macpherson etc. ii. 21.

J.P. Cumb. 26 May 1380 – Mar. 1382, 20 Dec. 1382–5, 15 July 1389 – May 1395, 12 Nov. 1397 – July 1401, 7 July 1423 – d.

Commr. of inquiry Cumb. May 1382 (damage to a watercourse at Carlisle), May 1387 (illicit export of grain to Scotland), Northumb. July 1387 (claims to the manor of Eslington), Cumb. Nov. 1390 (retention of a tax rebate), Cumb., Westmld., Furness Dec. 1390 (illicit wool exports), Cumb. Feb. 1427 (damage to a watercourse at Carlisle), Apr. 1431 (persons liable to contribute to a subsidy); array Dec. 1383, Aug. 1384.Ibid. 58, 67. Mar. 1392, Dec. 1399, Sept. 1403; to rescue Sir Alan Heton from captivity at Chillingham castle, Northumb. Feb., May 1387; levy money to reimburse the earl of Northumberland, warden of the march, for compensating the Scots, Cumb. Mar. 1388;Cal. Scots Docs. iv. no. 375. of gaol delivery, Carlisle castle, bef. Jan. 1390; oyer and terminer, Cumb. Apr. 1397 (disorder at Stanwix), Nov. 1398 (disorder at Millom); to survey the lands of the Lords Appellant of 1388, Cumb., Northumb., Westmld., Yorks. Oct. 1397; prevent the spread of treasonous rumours, Cumb. May 1402.

Escheator, Cumb., Northumb., Westmld. 3 Nov. 1386 – 30 Nov. 1387, 2 Jan.-24 Oct. 1392.

Sheriff, Cumb. 18 Nov. 1387 – 1 Dec. 1388, 1 Nov. 1394 – 9 Nov. 1395, 5 Nov. 1403–22 Oct. 1404.

Controller of money for the repair of the fortifications at Carlisle 12 June 1388.

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TILLIOL, Sir Peter
Main residence: Scaleby, Cumb.
Telyoll, Tiliolf, Tulleof, Tyliof, Tyroill
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TILLIOL, Sir Peter (1356-1435)

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TILLIOL, Geoffrey (d.c.1400), of Torpenhow and Embleton, Cumb.

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yr. of bro. of Sir Peter Tilliol. m. Alice, da. and h. of Sir John Ireby of High Ireby, 2da. Kntd. by Feb. 1398.Cumb. and Westmld. Antiq. and Arch. Soc. tract ser. no. 2, pp. 154, 176; C67/30 m. 30. The genealogy given in Peds. Plea Rolls ed. Wrottesley, 372, suggests that Alice’s two daughters, Joan and Katherine, were by her second husband, John Skelton, but they were, in fact, Geoffrey Tilliol’s children, as is evident from the nature of the property dispute in question.
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Farmer of pontage at Carlisle 6 Mar. 1389–93.

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TILLIOL, Geoffrey (d.c.1400), of Torpenhow and Embleton, Cumb.
Main residences: Torpenhow; Embleton, Cumb.
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TILLIOL, Geoffrey (-d. c.1400)

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