‹ E-CIPM 19-783: ROBERT SCOGAN ›

Robert son and heir of Henry Scogan was born at Loddon and baptised in the church there on 14 Nov. 1387 . The jurors say that they know this for the reasons given.

Ralph Vynne of Loddon, aged 54 years and more, married Joan daughter of William Illeberd of Norton Subcourse on that day.

Richard Mauclerk , 43 and more, had a son called William born by his wife on that day.

William Strom , 60 and more: that day an unknown thief was arrested at Loddon with 10 sheep stolen at Norton Subcourse, and he was taken to Norwich castle.

Henry Moket , 50 and more: that day a house of Henry Lord there was burnt down at daybreak.

Robert Fullere , 54 and more: Margaret Morys of Loddon was then pregnant by Thomas Holm, chaplain , and for shame took her goods on the following morning and left the town.

John Streyk , 46 and more, came that day from the fair at Fakenham with 3 horses bought there.

John Clement , 49 and more: on that day a cart of the abbot of Langley was upset at Loddon and a white horse attached to it was killed.

Simon Wayers , 60 and more: Margaret Frost of Loddon was married to John Heryng on that day.

William Deveneshyre , 45 and more: Robert Hobert, chaplain , came with other priests from the Holy Land to Loddon on that day.

Hugh Oldman , 70 and more: Alan Morel a common thief was arrested for felony on that day, taken to Norwich castle and remained there until he was hanged.

Robert Pope , 72 and more: a greyhound of the abbot of Langley entered a fold of Roger Ketil at Heckingham and killed 35 ewes the following night.

Roger Vynne , 70 and more: about midday a storm of thunder, lightning and rain knocked men and women to the ground.

The escheator informed John Reymes of the time and place of the proof, but he did not come.