Catalogue description Debtor: Robert Caldwell {Cadell}, of London, grey-tawyer. Creditor: John Bridges...

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Details of C 131/96/6
Reference: C 131/96/6
Description:

Debtor: Robert Caldwell {Cadell}, of London, grey-tawyer.

Creditor: John Bridges {Brugge}, of London, draper.

Amount: £8 13s. 4d.

Before whom: William Brown the younger, Mayor of the Staple of Westminster.

When taken: 03/04/1504

First term: 31/03/1510

Last term: 31/03/1510

Writ to: Sheriff of London

Sent by: Chancery.

Endorsement: George Monoux and John Doggett {Doget}, Sheriffs, certify that Robert Caldwell was not found in their bailiwick. They have extended all his lands, as appears in the inquisition, and seized them into the King's hands.
Note: Inquisition and return: Date to be returned: 08/07/1510. Attached is the inquisition made at the Guildhall of London before George Monoux and John Doggett, Sheriffs, on 03/07/1510. At the time of the recognisance Robert Caldwell was seised in demesne of three tenements in Tower Street in the Parish of All Saints, Barking, in Tower Ward, London: one occupied by a mariner, another by a cordwainer, and the third by Lewis {Lodowic} Morris {Moris}. They are worth £3 15s. 4d., after expenses. He had no chattels in the City.
Date: 1510 May 8
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: English
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description

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