Shropshire Lay Subsidy Roll 1524-7

[david64]

Thanks for this. I have been meaning to get hold of this for some time.

I'd be grateful for these lookups:

Bill OR Byll in West Felton, Oswestry Hundred <- may also be in Ruyton-XI-Towns
Payne in Kinnerley, Os. Hundred
Any patrynomic names in Llwyntidmon, Llanymynech

[hinton]

Hello,

Many thanks for help.

Hinton

[jc33a]

Following on from my earler entries from the Burgess Roll, please find attached the requested entries from the Lay Subsidy Roll 1524-5:

BYLL:
Johan Byll, Much Wenlock (1525 & 1524), Wm Bill, Wyke Bradehey (1524)

ESTOPE:
Jennett Yestop, Longville & lushcott (1525) (NOTE: prob widow of Edw Eastope of Eaton d 1599); John Estop, Ketley & Malinslee (1525); Rich Estope, Madely (1524), Will Estop, Stanton Lucy (1524)

AMYS:
Isabelle,:Weston Lullingfields; John: Weston Lullingfields,, Sleap,  Forton; Nic. Wyke 91524 &1525), Richard: Shwaradine (1524 & 1525), Weston Lullingfields, Forton, Ryton; Roger: ryton, Montford; Walter, Alderton.

LEE:
Raffe: Much Wenlock; Andrew: Olde Woodhouse; Edward, mercer, Shrewsbury; Edward Halesworth with members; Geoff: Bearstone & Bollegort; John: Ashford Carbonel, Acton Scott (1524 & 1525; ral: Mcuh Wenlock (1524 & 1525); Richard: Longville, Atterley & walston, Greete; Robert: Old Woodhouse; Thomas: Ashford Carbonel, Astley, Stretton par Westbury, Kingswordley, Bytteryngsley; William: Priorslee

[Tittensor ONS]

Please could you check if there are any TITTENSOR or similar entries on the Burgess lists.

There were a number of Tittensor cabinet makers around the 1840s near St Marys and later in Wyle Cop in Shrewsbury having moved from Newcastle under Lyme.

Thanks for your help,

Paul

Tittensor One-Name study home page: www.tittensor.com

[jc33a]

No Tittensors on the Burgess Roll.

[jim1]

thanks again John

jim

[david64]

Thanks.

[fountaintower]

I have on loan for two seek the indexed publication on the Shropshire Lay Subsidy Roll 1524-7 if anyone wants a family checked. There are thousands of names on the roll, arranged by Hundred and Parish.

I also have a copy of the Shrewsbury Burgess Roll admissions from 1400-1800 if anyone wants copies of the entries.

John

Hi John,
My forebear, William Newell, was admitted as a hereditary Burgess in 1721 - is that correct?  Also, could you tell me the names of any other Newel/Newell/Newill/Newall etc. Burgesses; I'm told they were descendants of Richard Newell of Worthen, in the time of Henry VIII.  Thank you!
Best regards, Melissa

[bristolloggerheads]

Richard Newall (40/- paid 12d subsidy) of Cleobury Borough (1525) is the only Richard listed in the 1524-7 Lay Subsidy.