Wenman-186 Scratchpad

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Surnames/tags: wenman wayneman

A Scratchpad for the changes below which need to be added ot the profile of Richard Wenman, now that it has a pre-1500 lock. If you use this to update the profile, please delete the updates from this page.

Timeline

• 1502 Mar 04 Mother-in-Law's Will: Agnes my daughter the wif of Richard Wenman; overseer; 1502/3^[1]
• 1507 Apr 26 Letter Patent]: Westminster; Pardon and release to Richard Wenman, alias Weyneman, of Witney, co. Oxford, executor of John Godard of Ogbourne St. George, co. Wilts, 'wolman', of all dealings in wool contrary to the statute 8 Henry VI.; By p.a.^[2]
• 1525 Sep 01 Brother-in-Law's Will: BUSSHE, Thomas; Overseer; £10 for his labour^[3]
• 1533 Oct 20 Will: of Wittney in the countye of Oxforde, merchannte of the staple at Caleys hole of mynde and in good memorye; a lengthy description of religious memorial protocols based in Witney, Oxfordshire and involving Evenley, Northamptonshire; various family bequests, a couple of 1,000 marks or more; Children: Thomas; Grandchildren: Richarde, Harry, William, Thomas, Anne, Elizabeth (all under 21); Servants: Alys Heirns, Turnoure^[4]
• 1534 Dec 18 Will Proved: at Lambeth^[4]
• 1535 Nov 22 Wife's Will: BUSSHE, Anne; buried in a tomb in the parish church of Witney, Oxfordshire; late my husbande^[5]

Future Research

• 1518-1529: TNA C 1/588/37; Short title: Wenman v Bele; Plaintiffs: Richard Wenman of Witney; Defendants: Thomas Bele of Over Guyting; Subject: Lands and rents in Over Guyting alias Temple Guyting. Gloucestershire
• 1520s: TNA C 4/23/104; Richard Wenman v. William Busshe and John Busshe, executors of Thomas Busshe: answer and replication.

Sources

1. ↑ PROB 11/13/459; The National Archives, Kew, London
2. ↑ Calendar of the Patent Rolls preserved in the Public Record Office; Henry VII. Vol. 2. A.D. 1494-1509.; 1916; p.510
3. ↑ PROB_11/21/625; The National Archives, Kew, London
4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.1} PROB 11/25/267; The National Archives, Kew, London
5. ↑ PROB 11/27/212; The National Archives, Kew, London