DANYELLs in the Fine Rolls

THOMAS

FINE:1 - 1408 15/11 John Danyell - commitment of the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon to John Danyell during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff - order to all persons to be intendant to John as sheriff - at Westminster - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-4/XIII/130.

FINE:2 - 1414 27/10 John Danyell - commitment to John Danyell and Nicholas Parys - by mainprise of Robert Helyon of the county of Essex and William Tristour of London - of the keeping of the alien priory of Lynton with all its rights and appurtenances....... - by bill of the treasurer - at Westminster - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-5/XIV/59.

FINE:3 - 1418 30/12 William Danyell - by mainprise of John Colvyle and John Glover, the younger, of the county of Buckingham - of the keeping of two purprestures in the town of Gloucester, which Walter Panes sometimes held....... - by bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy - at Westminster - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-5/XIV/265.

FINE:4 - 1418 30/12 William Danyell - by mainprise of John Colvyle and John Glover, the younger, of the county of Buckingham - of the keeping of two purprestures in the town of Gloucester, which Walter Panes sometimes held....... - by bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy - at Westminster - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-5/XIV/265.

FINE:5 - 1421 29/12 John Daniel - commission to John Daniel of Edelmeton [Edmonton] and others collectors of tax in Middlesex - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-5/XIV/415.

FINE:6 - 1421 29/12 Thomas Danyell - commission to John Mannyng, Thomas Danyell, John Wryght and William Iselham collectors of tax in Norwich - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-5/XIV/418.

FINE:7 - 1422 1/10 John Daniel - commission to John Daniel of Edelmeton [Edmonton] and others collectors of tax in Middlesex - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XV/5.

FINE:8 - 1422 1/10 Thomas Danyell - commission to John Mannyng, Thomas Danyell, John Wryght and William Iselham collectors of tax in Norwich - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-5/XV/8.

FINE:9 - 1418 23/12 William Danyell - commitment to Bartholomew Anneys - by mainprise of Richard Bayman and Thomas Stevenes, both of the county of Gloucester - of the keeping of two pourprestures in the town of Gloucester, which Walter Panes sometimes held; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 10 years, rendereing 8d, as William Danyell the last farmer rendered, and an increment of 4d, yearly by equal portions at easter and Michaelmas - by bill of the treasurer - at Westminster - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-5/XV/26.

FINE:10 - 1427 20/11 John Danyell - writ of diem clausit extremum after the death of John Danyell directed to the mayor and escheator in Calais - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XV/188.

FINE:11 - 1427 10/6 John and Isabel Danyell - order to mayor and escheator of Calais to take the fealty of Isabel Danyell, sister and heir of John Danyell, and cause her to have seisin of all the lands which the said John held of the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the king for 13s 4d paid in the hanaper has respited her homage until Easter next - at Westminster - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XV/228.

FINE:12 - 1429 15/7 Thomas Danyell - commitment to master John Lyndefeld, archdeacon of Chichester, master Henry Penwortham, Roger Henyton and William Burys - by mainprise of Robert Whatton of the county of Kent, 'gentilman,' and Thomas Danyell of the county of Middlesex, 'gentilman' - of the guardianship of all the temporalities of the bishopric of Chichester which pertain to the king by the death of John the last pastor of that place; to hold the same from the time of the death of the said John for as long as the temporalities shall remain in the king's hand; provided always that they answer at the Exchequer for the moneys and profits forthcoming thereof - by bill of treasurer - vacated on surrender, since the king on 1 April 8th Henry 6 committed the guardianship of the said temporalities to the said John, Henry, Roger and William, to hold the same under a certain other form, and so these letters are cancelled - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XV/273.

FINE:13 - 1430 5/1 Thomas Danyell - commitment (with like clause) to Brian Sandford of Thorpalvyn, county York, esquire, and Nicholas Keneton - by mainprise of Thomas Danyell of Besewyk, county York, 'gentilman,' and Robert Dunham of Derlyngton, county Nottingham, 'gentilman' - of the keeping of all lands, woods, meadows, feedings, pastures and mills in Whitwell, Belgh, Barleburgh and Cressewell, county Derby, which Randulph Rye held in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death of the heirs of Philip late lord of Derby, a tenant of Henry 5 in chief by knights service, minors in the kings ward; to hold the same from the time of the death of Ranulph for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's hands by death and by reason of the minority of the said heirs, rendering yearly the extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer by Trinity next - by bill of the treasurer - vacated on surrender, since the king, on 28 November 9th Henry 6, committed the keeping of two-thirds of all the lands, woods, meadows, feedings, pastures and mills aforesaid to Katherine Rye and John Vyncent, and so these letters are cancelled - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XV/302.

FINE:14 - 1430 7/2 Richard Danyell - Richard Danyell parson of the church of Swillyngton involved in settlement of estate of Roger de Swyllyngton, knight with Robert Willughby, lord de Eresby, Henry Fitz Hugh, lord of Ravenswath, John Hevenyngham knight, Thomas Thornour, John Glemham, John Wynfeld and Thomas Denham, holding manors including Joxford, Stikelond, Middleton, Brendefen, Meriell, Swyllyngton le Oldhalle, Swyllyngton le Newhalle, Preston - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XV/313.

FINE:15 - 1430 1/4 Thomas Danyell - commitment (with like clause) to master John Lyndefeld, archdeacon of Chichester, [master] Henry Penwortham, Roger Henyton and William Burys - by mainprise of John Cichele, grocer, of London, and Thomas Danyell of the county of Middlesex, esquire - of the guardianship of all the temporalities of the bishopric of Chichester, with all appurtenances, which are in the king's hand by reason of the voidance of the bishopric by the death of John the last bishop; to hold the same from the time of the death of the said bishop for as long as the temporalities shall remain in the king's hand for the cause aforesaid, at a yearly farm of 650 marks, provided always that if any other person shall be willing without fraud to give more by way of increment, then the said farmers shall be bound to pay such larger sum, if they will have the guardianship; as the said farmers have agreed with the treasurer to render the sum of 650 marks a year for the guardianship of the said temporalities, and have surrendered in the Chancery for cancellation the letters patent of 15 July last [see above] whereby the king committed to them the guardianship of the said temporalities from the time of the death of the said John, the last pastor, for as long as the same should remain in the king's hand, provided that they answered at the Exchequer for the moneys and profits forthcoming - by bill of treasurer - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XV/323.

FINE:16 - 1430 1/9 Walter Pedwardyn - writ of diem clausit extremum after the death of Walter Pedwardyn esquire directed to the escheators in counties of Lincoln and Westmoreland and to the chancellor for the county palatine of Lancaster - at Westminster - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVI/2.

FINE:17 - 1430 20/9 Roger and Walter Pedwardyn - order to the escheators in the counties of Westmoreland and Lincoln and to the chancellor for the county palatine of Lancaster to cause Roger Pedwardyn, son and heir of walter Pedwardyn esquire, who is with the king in France, to have full seisin of all lands in his bailiwick which the said Walter his father held of the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee and in fee tail on the day of his death, as the king for 6s 8d paid in the hanaper, has respited his homage and fealty until the king's arrival in England - at Westminster - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVI/18.

FINE:18 - 1431 22/9 William Danyell - William Danyell of the town of St Neots collector of tax in Huntingdon with Robert Langton of Sawtury, Robert Wynne of Sawtury, Robert Phelypot of Catworth, Richard Basyngham of Catworth and William Fawnt of Ramsey - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVI/67.

FINE:19 - 1432 8/5 Robert Pedwardyn - writ of diem clausit extremum after the death of Robert Pedwardyn knight directed to the escheators in counties of Lincoln and Southampton - at Westminster - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVI/52.

FINE:20 - 1434 1/2 Thomas Danyell - Thomas Danyell with William Walshef, Thomas Clyrevaux and Richard Basyngham, collecting tax in county Huntingdon, excepting 46l 11s 8d to be distributed by John Tiptoft, knight and by Roger Hunt and William Wauton, knights coming to Parliament - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVI/190.

FINE:21 - 1440 24/4 John Danyell - John Danyell of Haloughton with William Brette of Anstley, Robert Crooke of Orlescote, Richard Whitheley, Richard Osbarn of Coventre, Thomas Umfray of Overton, Henry Corley of Amynton and William Swyft of Grafton, collecting tax in county Warwick, excepting 88l 7s 4.25d to be distributed by Humphrey Stafford of Grafton, and by Thomas Erdyngton and Thomas Porter, knights coming to Parliament - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVII/148.

FINE:22 - 1441 4/11 Roger Pedwardyn - commitment of the county of Lincoln to Roger Pedwardyn during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff - order to all persons of the county of Lincoln to be intendant to Roger Pedwardyn as sheriff - order to late sheriff to deliver the county to Roger Pedwardyn as sheriff - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVII/205.

FINE:23 - 1442 26/3 Roger Pedwardyn - grant of the keeping of the county of Lincoln to Roger Pedwardyn esquire - by mainprise of John Holme of Beverley, county York, 'gentilman,' and Thomas Folkyngham of sleford, counmty lincoln, 'gentilman,' - from 4 November last, during pleasure, at a yearly farm of 201l; in terms as in Henry-6/XVII/80 - the commitment of 4 November last [Henry-6/XVII/205] notwithstanding - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVII/227.

FINE:24 - 1442 29/3 Lawrence Danyell - Lawrence Danyell of Walsoken with Thomas Beaupre, esquire, Geoffrey Kerville of Watlyngton, John Lesse of Stokysby, William Belyngford, John Robynson of Bishop's Lenn, Thomas Norwold of Hengham, William Bacon of Harleston, Denis Willys of Langlee and Edmund Kerville of Islyngton; collecting tax in county Norfolk, excepting 355l 3s 9.75d to be distributed by the abbot of St Benet of Hulme, and by Thomas Tudenham, knight, and Miles Stapilton, esquire, knights coming to Parliament - at Westminster - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVII/220.

FINE:25 - 1445 3/6 Thomas Danyell - commission to E bishop of Exeter and to Thomas Bodulgate and Thomas Danyell the knights for the county of Cornwall in the present Parliamentor or to any two of them - collecting tax in Cornwall and distributing 25l 2s 1.25d - at Westminster - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVII/324.

FINE:26 - 1445 3/6 Thomas Danyell - Roger Treyovran, the elder, William Trethewy, William Bere and John Trelyver, collecting tax in county Cornwall, excepting 25l 2s 1.25d to be distributed by E bishop of Exeter, and by Thomas Bodulgate and Thomas Danyell, knights coming to Parliament - at Westminster - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVII/330.

FINE:27 - 1446 20/6 George Danyell - grant to George Danyell, the king's serjeant, of the lordship of Eulowe [Eulands] within the county of Flynte, with all manner of lands, rents, tenements, meadows, pastures, suits, services, revenues, profits and other commodities pertaining to the said lordship; to hold and occupy the said lordship from Easter last for 40 years rendering 10 marks yearly at the Exchequer of Chestre, at the terms there usual, for all manner of suits, services, rents and revenues due to the king - by k - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVIII/24.

FINE:28 - 1446 14/7 Thomas Danyell - commission to E bishop of Exeter and to Thomas Bodulgate and Thomas Danyell of late the knights for the county of Cornwall in the last Parliamentor, or to any two of them - collecting tax in Cornwall and distributing 112l 19s 5.625d - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVIII/31.

FINE:29 - 1446 16/7 Thomas Danyell - William Gurlyn, William Benalva, William Grygge of Deynt Neot and Richard Tredyny, collecting tax in county Cornwall, excepting 112l 19s 5.625d to be distributed by E bishop of Exeter, and by Thomas Bodulgate and Thomas Danyell, knights coming to Parliament - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVIII/36.

FINE:30 - 1446 17/10 Thomas Danyel - grant to John Stodagh of Lancastre (to whom the king by letters patent lately committed the keeping of all the lands in the town of Scotford, county Lancaster, which came to the king's hands after the death of John, late duke of Bedford, to hold the same from Michaelmas 15th Henry 6 for 24 years at a yearly farm of 7l [Calendar of Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVI/290]) during which term Jacquetta duchess of Bedford, as appears of record in the Exchequer, has been endowed of a third part of the said lands) - pursuant to the surrender by the said John Stodagh of the said letters into the Chancery for cancellation to the end that the king should be pleased to grant to him, in the following form, the remaining two-thirds of all the said lands in the said town of Scotford, excepting a tenement or cottage lying within the said town in a certain place called 'Halewaterryse Grevys,' 22 acres of land, arable and waste, adjacent to the said tenement or cottage, and 3.5 acres of meadow lying within the said town, whereof 2 acres lie in a certain meadow called 'Baleriggemedowe' and 1.5 acres in divers other meadows adjacent to the said town - of the said two-thirds of the lands aforesaid, with exceptions as above; to hold the same from Michaelmas next for 5 years, at a yearly farm of 6 marks 6s 8d: with a further grant to Thomas Danyel, the king's esquire, of the aforesaid tenement or cottage lying within the said town of Scotford in the place called 'Halewaterryse Grevys,' the aforesaid 22 acres of land, arable and waste, adjacent to the said tenement or cottage, and the aforesaid 3.5 acres of meadow lying within the said town, whereof 2 acres lie in the meadow called 'Baleryggemedowe' and 1.5 acres in divers other meadows adjacent to the said town; to hold to the same Thomas, his heirs and assigns, from Michaelmas next for 99 years, rendering 6s 8d yearly at Michaelmas for all service and demand; the fact that express mention is not made here of the true yearly value of the said tenement or cottage, lands and meadows, or of any gifts or grants heretofore made by the king to the said Thomas notwithstanding - by privy seal - dated by authority of Parliament - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVIII/47.

FINE:31 - 1446 4/11 Thomas Danyel - commitment of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk to Thomas Danyell during pleasure, so that he answers at the Exchequer as sheriff - order to all persons of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk to be intendant to Thomas Danyell as sheriff - order to late sheriff to deliver the counties to Thomas Danyell as sheriff - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVIII/57.

FINE:32 - 1446 4/11 George Danyel - commitment of the office of the escheatry in the counties of Bedford and Buckingham to George Danyell during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer for the issues thereof - order to all persons of the counties of Bedford and Buckinghasm to be intendant to George Danyell as escheator - order to late escheator to deliver to George danyell by indenture the rolls, writs, memoranda and all other things relating to the said office - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVIII/58.

FINE:33 - 1448 22/6 Nicholas Danyel - commitment to John Lyste knight - by mainprise, found before the barons of the Exchequer, William Harryes, 'gentilman,' and Nicholas Danyell, 'yoman.' both of Throskelston, county Southampton - of keeping of the herbage of the king's hay of Huppyngescombe, within the forest of Chuyt, county Wiltshire, saving sufficient pasture for the king's deer there; to hold from the time of the death of Humphrey late duke of Gloucester for 50 years, rendering the 10s for which answer has been made to the king, and an increment of 3s 4d, yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmasa, and maintaining all charges incumbent on the said pasture and hay [on same page is a William Lyght, yeoman of the king's chamber] - by bill of Treasurer - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVIII/91.

FINE:34 - 1449 1/8 Thomas Danyel - commission to Edmund Grey of Ruthyn, knight, and Thomas Danyell, esquire, and John Heton, esquire, of late the knights for the county of Buckingham in the last Parliament, to tax the county of Buckingham and distribute 108l 5s 9.625d in that county - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVIII/121&127.

FINE:35 - 1449 8/8 Thomas Danyel - commission to Thomas Syresham of Stonestratford, John Shelton the elder of Emberton, William West of Thornton, John Playter of Great Missenden, John Sheperd of Hoggeston, William Milward of Claydon, William Wodebrygge of Hadenham, John Stepull of Bekynsfeld; to levy and collect taxes in the county of Buckingham, excepting 108l 5s 9.625d to be distributed by Edmund Grey of Ruthyn, knight, and Thomas Danyell, esquire, and John Heton, esquire, knights coming tp Parliament - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVIII/127.

FINE:36 - 1450 14/12 Thomas Danyel - commitment to Thomas, lord de Scales, knight, Thomas Tudenham, knight, Andrew Ogard, knight, John Wymondeham and Margery his wife, Edmund Bokenham esquire, William Grey, esquire, John Tymperlegh, esquire, Reynold Rous and John Fyncham - by mainprise of John Haydon of the county of Norfolk, 'gentilman,' and Thomas Danyell of London, 'gentilman,' - of the keeping of the manor of Babyngley, county Norfolk, which has been taken into the king's hand by colour of an inquisition taken before Geoffrey Radclyff knight and John Intewode, the king's justices, by virtue of certain letters patent lately directed to them and to William Yelverton and Thomas Catworth; to hold from the day of taking of the said inquisition until the feast of All Saints next, according to the form of the statute published in the Parliament held at Westminster 8th Henry 6; so that they answer at the Exchequer for the issues taken therefrom in the mean time, if they shall be adjudged to the king, and in the mean time commit no waste - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XVIII/183-4.

FINE:37 - 1453 12/6 Thomas Danyel - commission to Thomas Danyell, 'gentilman,' William Haxby, 'barker,' William Bradley, 'bocher,' William Kilburn, 'skynner,' all of York to levy and collect taxes in the city and suburbs of York and county of York - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XIX/53.

FINE:38 - 1454 24/4 Laurence Danyel - writ of diem clausit extremum to the escheator of Norfolk after the death of Lawrence Danyell - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XIX/99.

FINE:39 - 1454 16/5 Thomas Danyel - commitment to John Twyer. esquire, and William Bosom - by mainprise of Thomas Danyell of London, 'gentilman,' Gregory Gybon of Nortlynne, county Norfolk, esquire, of the keeping of the manor called 'Marchesmaner' alias 'Kyngeshall,' in Stanhowe, county Norfolk; to hold from Easter last for 10 years, at a yearly farm of the 10 marks at which the said manor was extended, the 12d granted in addition by the last farmer, and an increment of 3s; with clause touching maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings and support of charges and with proviso for the increase of the farm - by bill of treasurer - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XIX/88.

FINE:40 - 1454 11/7 Laurence Danyel - order to the escheator in the county of Norfolk to take the fealty of Laurence Danyell of Walsokyn, the kinsman and next heir of Joan late the wife of Thomas Chepstede, to wit, son of Margaret, the sister of William Marche, the father of the said Joan, and cause him to have full seisin of all the lands which the said Joan held of Henry 5 in chief or was seized in her demesne as of fee on the day of her death, as the king for half a mark paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until Midsummer next - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XIX/90.

FINE:41 - 1454 16/11 Thomas Danyel - commitment to Margaret queen of England - by mainprise of Thomas Danyel of London, 'gentilman,' and Gregory Guybon of Northlynne, county Norfolk, 'gentilman,' - of the keeping of all the castles, lordships, manors and lands (excepting manor of Rye, county Hertford) late of Andrew Ogard, knight, who held of the king in chief on the day of his death, which have come, or ought to have come, to the king's hands by the death of the said Andrew and by reason of the minority of Henry his son and heir; to hold the said keeping from the time of the death of the said Andrew until the full age of the said heir, together with the marriage of the said heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained lawful age, at a yearly farm of the extent or as much as may be agreed upon with the treasurer by Michaelmas next; with clause touching maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings and support of charges and with proviso for the increase of the farm - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XIX/111-2.

FINE:42 - 1454 24/11 Thomas Danyel - commitment to Richard, earl of Salisbury, John Fray, late chief baron of Exchequer, Henry Grene, esquire, Gilbert Haltoft, William Roys and Richard Riche, - by mainprise of Robert Whityngham, esquire, and Thomas Danyell, 'gentilman,', both of London - of the keeping of the castle of Bokenham, the manors of Old Bokenham, New Bokenham, Bokenham Lathis and Tybenham, and two thirds of the manor of Grishagh in Wymondham, county Norfolk, which have been taken into the king's hand by colour of an inquisition taken by virtue of his office before William White esquire, late escheator in the said county; to hold from the time of taking of the said inquisition until the feast of All Saints next, according to the form of the statute published in the Parliament held at Westminster 8th Henry 6; so that they answer at the Exchequer for the issues taken therefrom in the mean time, if they shall be adjudged to the king, and in the mean time commit no waste - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XIX/112.

FINE:43 - 1455 14/5 Thomas Danyel - commitment to Robert Whytyngham, esquire, and William Tyrell, esquire, - by mainprise of by mainprise of Thomas Danyell of the county of Norfolk, 'gentilman,' and Thomas Scargyll of the county of Essex, 'gentilman,' - of the keeing of the manors of Hilberworth, Westbradenham and Tranewys, [Craneways in IQPM Henry 6 file 131 Number 17] with all appurtances, county Norfolk, which are held in the king's hand by the death of John Clyfton, knight, who held of the king in chief on the day of his death, to hold from Michaelmas last for as long as the said manors shall remain in the king's hands, rendering yearly at Easter and Michaelmas equally 6l 13s 4d for the keeping of the manor of Hilberworth, 4l for the keeping of the manor of Westbradenham, and 66s 8d for the keeping of the manor of Tranewys, in accordance with the extent of the manors made before William Yelverton, Geoffrey Radclyf, Thomas Catworth and John Intewode, the king's commissioners; with clause touching maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings and support of charges and with proviso for the increase of the farm - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XIX/133.

FINE:44 - 1454 24/11 Thomas Danyel - commitment to Richard, earl of Salisbury, John Fray, late chief baron of Exchequer, Henry Grene, esquire, Gilbert Haltoft, William Roys and Richard Riche, - by mainprise of Robert Whityngham, esquire, and Thomas Danyell, 'gentilman,', both of London - of the keeping of the castle of Bokenham, the manors of Old Bokenham, New Bokenham, Bokenham Lathis and Tibenham, and two thirds of the manor of Grishagh in Wymondham, county Norfolk, which have been taken into the king's hand by colour of an inquisition taken by virtue of his office before William White esquire, late escheator in the said county; to hold from the feast of All Saints last until the feast of All Saints next, according to the form of the statute published in the Parliament held at Westminster 8th Henry 6; so that they answer at the Exchequer for the issues taken therefrom in the mean time, if they shall be adjudged to the king, and in the mean time commit no waste - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Henry-6/XIX/141.

FINE:45 - 1465 16/5 Thomas Danyel - commitment to John Skravyll - by mainprise of Thomas Danyell of London, 'gentilman,' and Thomas Yngram of Bensbury, county Kent, 'gentilman,' - of the keeping for 7 years of land in Kent which William Eytherst of Boughton and Henry Bedhill of Thornham, county Kent, held until outlawed for treason - by bill of treasurer - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Edward-4/XX/162.

FINE:46 - 1474 1/5 Thomas Danyel - writ of diem clausit extremum after the death of Thomas Danyell, late of Walsoken, county Norfolk - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Edward-4/XXI/81-225.

FINE:47 - 1479 29/9 Henry Danyel - writ of diem clausit extremum after the death of Henry Danyell, of Norfolk - see Calendar of the Fine Rolls Edward-4/XXI/174-512.

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