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The will of John Blennerhasset (PCC 1573, Martyn quire). Transcript in Suckling, 'Barsham juxta Beccles', XXII, pp. 132-33 (Internet Archive).
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This Elizabeth Echyngham was stepmother to Thomas Hoo, Baron Hoo and Hastings, and mother of the younger Thomas Hoo, and secondly wife of Sir Thomas Lewknor of Horsted Keynes. D. Richardson ed. K. Everingham, Magna Carta Ancestry 2nd Edition (Salt Lake City 2011), III, p. 18; see J. Mackman and M. Stevens, Court of Common Pleas: the National Archives, Cp40 1399–1500 (London, 2010), British History Online CP 40/659, rot. 425' (1425) (British History Online).
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John Rykhill was son of the prominent justice William Rykhill, and became senior Master of the Linenweavers' Company of London in 1433: see R. Griffin, 'Monumental Brasses in Kent: Northfleet', Archaeologia Cantiana XXXII (1917), pp. 27-75, especially at pp. 58-64 (Kent Archaeology pdf).
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Will of Sir Thomas Marny of Layer Marney (P.C.C. 1421, Marche quire); see The National Archives (UK), Early Chancery Proceedings , Marny v Marny, ref. C 1/22/16 (Discovery). View original at AALT, image 0019.
The National Archives (UK), Early Chancery Proceedings, Echyngham v Bedyngfield, ref. C 1/503/23 (Discovery). View original at AALT, image 0035 (partly illegible).
The National Archives (UK), Early Chancery Proceedings, ref. C 1/981/91-93 (Discovery).
The National Archives (UK), Early Chancery proceedings, ref. C 1/815/40 (Discovery).
The National Archives (UK), Chancery, Final decrees: Hopton v Hopton, ref. C78/112/9 (Discovery catalogue); view original at AALT, C78/112 no 9, images 039-041 (AALT).
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N. Evans, 'The Tasburghs of South Elmham: the rise and fall of a Suffolk gentry family', Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology XXXIV Part 4 (1980), pp. 269-80 (Suffolk Institute pdf). Many illustrative materials for this family are in the Adair Family Archives, Suffolk Record Office (Lowestoft), HA12/A1.
The Hon. E. Wood, 'Notes on the history of Shrubland', Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology XVII Pt 2 (1920), pp. 123-26 (Suffolk Institute pdf).
Will of Sir Thomas Marny of Layer Marney (P.C.C. 1421, Marche quire); see The National Archives (UK), Early Chancery Proceedings , Marny v Marny, ref. C 1/22/16 (Discovery). View original at AALT, image 0019.
The Echyngham /Jernegan marriage is evidenced in Early Chancery Proceedings, C 1/27/277: AALT image 0361, and C 1/29/36-41: AALT images 0052-0064.
The National Archives (UK), Early Chancery Proceedings, Echyngham v Bedyngfield, ref. C 1/503/23 (Discovery). View original at AALT, image 0035 (partly illegible).
The National Archives (UK), Chancery, Final decrees: Hopton v Hopton, ref. C78/112/9 (Discovery catalogue); view original at AALT, C78/112 no 9, images 039-041 (AALT).
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View the manuscript at e-codices, the Virtual Manuscript Library of Christoph Flüeler (University of Fribourg).
