Edward Wymondham

Events 

Date of Birth: unknown.

Place of Birth: unknown.

Date of Death: unknown.

Place of Death: unknown.

Relationships

Father: unknown.

Mother: unknown.

Spouse: unknown.

Children: 

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Elizabeth Wymondham married John Draper.

Evidence

from the Calendar of Patent Rolls:

1414.

May 24.

Leicester.

Whereas William Marchall of Claxton on Friday after St. Bartholomew, 13 Henry IV, fled to the church of St. Remigius, Claxton, and sought the coroner and on Monday after the said feast before John Folville, late coroner in the county of Leicester and four townships adjoining, viz. Claxton, Holwell, Howes and Broughton, acknowledged that he was a thief and on Friday before the Assumption in the said year about the ninth hour broke the close, house and chamber of Edward Wymondham of Claxton at Claxton and stole 2 marks of gold and silver of his money there, on which according to the custom of England he abjured the realm; the king pardons him.

By K.

From the Calendar of Fine Rolls:

1422. October 1. Westminster

A commission to collect and levy fines.  Edward Wymondham of Wymondham of Claxton; Leicester.

1429. December 20. Westminster

A commission to collect and levy fines.  Edward Wymondham of Claxton; Leicester.

1430. August 28. Westminster

A commission to collect and levy fines.  Edward Wymondham of Claxton; Leicester.