Records of Medival Oxford Coroners Inquests the Walls of Oxford Etc
Records of Medival Oxford Coroners Inquests the Walls of Oxford Etc
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29, 1386. It came to pass on Monday after the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul that Richard Knyght, of Mancipeshe, was found dead in a solar in Peynfer- thing-street. The jury say that on Sunday last John Gunderhumber, of Wales, clerk, met the said Rich- ard in the parish of St. Michael North and smote him with a knife, and fled, whither is not known; and he had nought in goods, and Richard had his church rights.
Pennyfarthing Street is now Pembroke Street. This and the next two inquests are... from Goroners' Roll, No. 135.
EDMUND STRETE: Monday, Feb. 19, 1386. It- came to pass on Monday before the feast of S. Peter in Cathedra, of Ric. II. , that Thomas Dene, of Longcombe, found Edmund Strete, clerk, dead within the close of Great University Hall, in a chamber in the parish of St. Mary-the-Virgin. The same day an inquest was held. The jury say that John West, of Lantony, near Gloucester, servant of the said Edmund, slew liim on Wednesday before the feast of St. HiUary, and hid him in the straw of his bed until the said Monday.
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29, 1386. It came to pass on Monday after the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul that Richard Knyght, of Mancipeshe, was found dead in a solar in Peynfer- thing-street. The jury say that on Sunday last John Gunderhumber, of Wales, clerk, met the said Rich- ard in the parish of St. Michael North and smote him with a knife, and fled, whither is not known; and he had nought in goods, and Richard had his church rights.
Pennyfarthing Street is now Pembroke Street. This and the next two inquests are... from Goroners' Roll, No. 135.
EDMUND STRETE: Monday, Feb. 19, 1386. It- came to pass on Monday before the feast of S. Peter in Cathedra, of Ric. II. , that Thomas Dene, of Longcombe, found Edmund Strete, clerk, dead within the close of Great University Hall, in a chamber in the parish of St. Mary-the-Virgin. The same day an inquest was held. The jury say that John West, of Lantony, near Gloucester, servant of the said Edmund, slew liim on Wednesday before the feast of St. HiUary, and hid him in the straw of his bed until the said Monday.
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