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John Spelman (judge)

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Queen Katherine, Sir Philip Tylney, Gryffyth Richards, Christopher Jenny, John Scott, Charles Bulkley, Sir John Cressener, William Conningesby, Thomas Guybon senior, Francis Mounfforde, John Fyncham of Fyncham, esq., and Thomas Guybon, son and heir of above Thomas, of manors of Rustons and Redehall, moiety of manor of Bawdsey and all possessions in Gayton, Gaytonthorpe, Congham, Rydon, Bawsey, Walton and Rysing. Date: 31 May 1527. Level: Piece. Repository: Norfolk Record Office. Extent: 1 roll
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and his wife Anne the portion of the manor of Bydon in Stow Bedon that he did not already own. After the death of his half-brother Thomas Shouldham, he obtained the estate of Narborough and built his family home of Narborough Hall, where his descendants lived until 1773. It contains a stone tablet
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CatalogueRef: BL/O/X/12. Title: Copy of covenant for a marriage settlement on Ann Knyvett, one of the Queen's gentlewomen and one of the daughters of Sir Thomas Knyvett deceased, and Thomas Thuresby of Asshewykyne, esq., for conveyance by said Thomas Thuresby to Sir Robert Dymook , chancellor to
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Ducatus Leodiensis, Or, The Topography of the Ancient and Populous Town and Parish of Leedes, and Parts Adjacent in the West-Riding of the County of York: With the Pedigrees of Many of the Nobility and Gentry, and Other Matters Relating to Those
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In the covenant for a marriage settlement dated May 31, 1527, Anne was described as "one of the queen's gentlewomen and one of the daughters of Sir Thomas Knyvett deceased." She was to marry Thomas Thuresby or Thoresby of
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and after 1531 King's Bench cases. He also summarised practitioners' discussions on points of law and judges' conferences. Among significant processes he recorded were the proceedings against
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His fame comes from his compilation of law reports, starting not only with cases he attended in court but also with lectures and seminars held at Gray's Inn. From 1521 he mainly covered
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with his coat of arms that he put up in 1528. In 1537 he was granted the manor of Gracys in Narborough, belonging to the suppressed
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About 1500, he followed his father to study law at Gray's Inn, where he served as Reader three times, and in 1521 was created a
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His will is in the National Archives under TNA PRO PROB 11/31 and his inquisition post mortem under TNA PRO C 142/95/14
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He died in office on 26 January 1546 and was buried at Narborough, where his memorial brass can be seen.
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Born about 1480, he was the fourth son and youngest child of Henry Spelman (died 1496), of Bekerton in
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The Visitation of Norfolk in the year 1563, taken by William Harvey, Clarenceux King of Arms: Volume 1
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The widowed Elizabeth married secondly John Coningsby, of North Mimms, son of the judge Sir
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Frederick Bernays Wiener, "New Light on Law in Henry VIII's Time" (1979) 65 ABA Journal
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He married Elizabeth, daughter and coheiress of Sir Henry Frowick (died 1527), of
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1543-4 Jan. 26 Henry Spylman & Anne Thursby, of diocese of Norwich.
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An Essay Towards A Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
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They had thirteen sons and seven daughters, the second son being
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Henry Spelman (died 1581), who married first Anne, the widow of
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These be the wittenes Anne Thorysby Elyn Grenall Thomas Buttler
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Blomefield, Rev'd Francis (1805), "Hundred of Wayland: Stow",
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and Sir Thomas More in 1535, the trial and execution of Queen
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Memorial to Sir John Spelman and his wife in Narborough church
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Elizabeth Grey, 3rd Viscountess Lisle and 5th Baroness Lisle
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Baker, J. H. (2008). "Spelman, Sir John (c.1480–1546)".
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Herald, shewed me in some valuable Manuscripts in the
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People from King's Lynn and West Norfolk (district)
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Knighted in 1532, he went as a justice of 26:, noted for his composition of law reports. 365:Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900 388: 379: 707:The Publications of the Harleian Society 555: 130: 395:, vol. 2, London, pp. 277–281 316:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography 309:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography 300: 298: 296: 294: 292: 290: 288: 723: 596:Esq; she was descended from the first 357: 355: 353: 351: 349: 22:(died 1546) was an English judge from 420: 418: 304: 535: 285: 65:His Spelman ancestors originated in 697: 549: 346: 223:(1505–1519), one time betrothed of 13: 529: 415: 213:Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk 195:(d.1543) of Ashwicken, the son of 69:, where before 1272 they held the 14: 777: 664:, by whom she had Issue the said 501: 442: 425:Lee, Sidney, "Coningsby, Harry", 576:, by that learned Antiquary Sir 428:Dictionary of National Biography 361: 424: 259:, and became the mother of Sir 243:and Erasmus Spelman, whose son 38:, a lawyer and judge who was a 640:, by whom she had Issue Queen 472: 406: 207:and his wife Muriel, widow of 152:in 1530, the trials of Bishop 139: 1: 266: 209:John Grey, 2nd Viscount Lisle 756:Justices of the King's Bench 676:Esquires, as my kind Friend 572:575. is more truely written 563:. Maurice Atkins, and sold. 340:UK public library membership 7: 751:16th-century English judges 584:144.) whose Father married 116:in 1521 he bought from Sir 91:Justice of the King's Bench 10: 782: 746:Serjeants-at-law (England) 454:A Who’s Who of Tudor Women 29: 704:Harleian Society (1886). 608:Daughter and Heir of Sir 167: 80: 556:Thoresby, Ralph (1715). 93:, being sworn in by the 604:who by his former Wife 545:. Norwich. p. 253. 536:Dashwood, G.H. 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Index

Norfolk
Stow Bedon
Reader
Gray's Inn
Recorder
Norwich
Marham
Narborough
Hampshire
manor
Brockenhurst
serjeant
Justice of the King's Bench
Lord Chancellor
Thomas More
assize
Northern Circuit
Westminster Hall
Edmund Knyvett
Pentney Priory

common pleas
Cardinal Wolsey
John Fisher
Anne Boleyn
Lord Dacre
South Mimms
Thomas Frowick
North Mimms
Thomas Thursby

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