Catalogue description Petitioners: Piers Braunche. Name(s): Braunche, Piers Addressees: King. ...

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Details of SC 8/273/13643
Reference: SC 8/273/13643
Description:
Petitioners: Piers Braunche.
Name(s): Braunche, Piers
Addressees: King.
Nature of request: Braunche requests that a commission of enquiry be issued to Skelton and others concerning the king's right to the advowson of the church of Beeston and that the chancellor be commanded to continue the plea until the king is informed of his right, as the king presented Braunche to the church but the earl of Arundel was successful in his claim to the advowson.
Nature of endorsement: [None].
Places mentioned: Beeston beside the Sea (Beeston Regis), [Norfolk].
People mentioned: Thomas [Fitz Alan], Earl of Arundel and Surrey; John Gurnay; Thomas Derham; Robert Marcham; Thomas Skelton, knight; Nicholas Wychyngham (Witchingham); Edmund Oldhalle (Oldhall); Simon Barett (Barrett).
Note: The petition dates to 1402 as the commission was issued on 1 December 1402 (CPR 1401-5, p.198).
Date: [1402]
Related material:

For the signet seal warrant with which this petition was formerly enclosed, see SC 8/273/13642

For the counter petition by the earl of Arundel, see SC 8/188/9355
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: French
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
Publication note:

Calendar of Patent Rolls, Hen IV, vol. II, 1401-1405, (Public Record Office, 1905), p.198 (commission in accordance with the request)

Calendar of Signet Letters of Henry IV and Henry V (1399-1422), ed. J.L. Kirby, (English Historical Review, LII, pp. 467-, 1978), p.38 (no.86) (edition of related warrant)

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