Charity school at Mortlake, waste
land inclosed for the use of a, 317;
to receive the assets of the com-
mon-keeper, 396; to receive one-
third of the commonage money,
416; fine given to, 437; resolu-
tions in favour of, suspended,
501; payment to be suspended,
507.
Charles, Josiah, 212, 222.
Charles I., court-rolls of the Manor
of Wimbledon during the reign
of, 215.
Charles II., court-rolls of the Manor
of Wimbledon during the reign
of, 237.
Charlwood, Wm., 275, 277, 281,
283, 299, 300, 312, 327, 347.
Charr, James, 274; Thos., 280;
Wm., 256, 260, 268.
Chart, John, 109.
Charte, John, 138.
Charter-house, prior of, amerced, 35.
Chaundelers, two virgats of land so
called, 29.
Chawkhill, John, 170 bis; Robt.,
192; Thos., 148, 170.
Chawkwell, John, 192.
Cherry, Robt., 68.
Chert (or at Chert), Jn., 68; John,
86; (or at Chert) Martin, 68.
Chest, one, to be obtained and kept
in common, 95.
Child, Arnold, 69, 86, 87 bis; Ar-
nulph, 87; John, 68, 109, 171;
Rich., amerced, 65, 68, 86 bis, 87;
Wm., 86, 87.
Childe, John, 139 bis, 148; Rich.,
68, 69; Thos., 148, 171; Wm.,
gent., 139 bis, 148, 171, 193, 203,
Chitty, Wm., 276.
Cholmondeley, General Jas., to
inclose waste land, 341.
Christmas, John, 170, 192, 202,
228, 229, 236; Robt., 230.
Chylde, Wm., 108.
John, 86, 108, 109; Wm.,
108.
Clare, Thos., 170, 300.
Clark, Mary, lease granted to, 374;
Rich., 213; Thos., 260.
Clarke, Edw., 299; Rich., 248;
Rob., 148; Sam., 279; Thos.,
213; Wm., 299.
Thos., amerced, 93.
Claxton, Edw., 229; Wm., Gent.,
237.
Clay, permission to dig, 221.
Clayton, Edw., 238, 240, 241, 243,
261, 269; Robt., 138.
Clearke, Robt., 170.
Clebern, Oliver, amerced for carry-
ing away logs, 491.
Clerk, Rich., 68; Wm., 69.
Clerke, Rich, 192; Thos., 108, 171.
Clinton, John, 462, bis, 516.
Clive, Rev., a right of way
granted to, 589.
Clyff, Richd., amerced for cutting
overmuch fuel, 63.
Coatesworth, Wm., premises granted
in lease to by the lord of the
manor, 332.
Coatley, James, 268.
Cobham, Richd., 244.
Cockes, Edw., 192.
Cockrell, Geo., 170.
Cogges, Wm., 192.
Coghlan, John, 371, bis, 403, 429.
Coke, Rich., 68, 69; Thos., 86, 87.
Cokham, John, 86.
Colchester, Thos., 44, 45; amerced
for cutting wood, &c., 25.
Colcocke (or Calcott), Anthy., 203.
Colcott, Anthony, 213.
Cole, David, 299; presented for
pasturing sheep, 299; Giles,
amerced for cutting wood in
excess, 131, 148, 170; Henry,
138; amerced for cutting wood,
113; John, amerced for keeping
excess of cattle, 105; Robt., 148,
170, 192.
Coles, Richd., 274.
Colle, Hen., 108.
Colley, Sarah, presented for en-
croachment, 425.
Collier, John, 286, 299, 312.
Collings, Thos., 245.
Collins, Corn., amerced for digging
gravel, &c., 341; Godfrey, 274;
Nich., 244; Thos., 238, 241, 242,
243, 248, 257, 282, 299, 312
Wm., 138, 299, 312.
Collyer, John, 236.
Collyn, John, 108.
Collyns, John, 138.
Colquhoun, J. C., presented for
encroachment, 581.
Colyn, Robt., 86.
Colyns, Richd., 109.
Combe, John, called to account for
inclosure, 31.
Combes, Robt., 228, 229, 239.
Comett, Dan., 242.
Comiers, Oliver, 237.
Common, penalty for obstructing
the, 5; overburthening of the,
13; order for inclosing, 73;
contention touching the rights
of, between Putney and Barnes,
158; right of, pertaining to the
tenants, 267, 390; cottagers'
rights as to, 393; recital of orders
respecting the, 396; regulations
respecting, 408 et seq. (See
Gravel-Digger), 410; orders to
prevent encroachments, 423;
general survey of, in 1649, 449,
450; regulations as to the soil
and materials taken from the,
456; resolutions for preventing
them being surcharged, &c., 472,
473, 474, 475 et seq.; complaints
as to encroachments on the, 521;
Jas. Rice and T. J. Pace, ap-
pointed to superintend the, 553,
555 note.
Common Enclosure, custom of, 446.
Field, inclosing land in the,
Pasture, overburthening of
the, 21; regulations respecting,
465, 466.
Rights for cattle, 33.
Sewer, to be scoured by the
inhabitants of Wimbledon, 221;
of Mortlake, order respecting,
186, 187, 201.
Wood, surveyors appointed,
177, 179; not to be taken
away, 180; temporary suspen-
sion of tenants' rights, 191.
Common-keeper of the lord, pre-
sentment of the, 308; to have a
residence erected, 598.
Common-keepers of Mortlake, Put-
ney, Wimbledon, Roehampton,
and Barnes, 301, 312, 327, 343,
347, 372, 404, 427, 429, 430, 463,
516, 545, 555, 574, 593, 601;
their presentations, 350; two
additional ones appointed, 381;
to attend the court leets without
summons, 412; their complaints
of irregular practices, 484.
Commonage, appropriation of sur-
plus of profits, 488, 489; pro-
priety of making one general
fine for, 490.
Commonage money, application of,
416, 418.
Commonwealth, Court Rolls of the
Manor of Wimbledon during the,
229.
Compositions, due to the lord, 337.
Comyns, Wm., Gent., 212.
Conknell, Gregory, 170.
Consett, Thos., 192; Thos. (sen.),
212; Thos., 222 bis; Thos.
junr., 222; Wm., 148.
Constables for Mortlake, Putney,
Wimbledon, Roehampton, and
Barnes, 304, 313, 372, 404, 429,
463, 501, 517, 545, 555, 575, 593,
601.
Constant, Dan., 244.
Cook, James, 270, 274, 282; John,
275, 280.
Cooke, Edward, 256; Jacob, 299;
James, 268 bis, 276, 299; John,
277, 282, 299 bis; Peter, 233,
239, 240, 241, 243, 245, 248, 257,
261, 269; Richard, amerced for
grubbing up trees, 167; Wm.,
236.
Cooksey, Rev. J., to inclose waste
land, 317.
Coole, Gibs., 138.
Coombes, Robt., 230; Esq., 228,
233.
Coombes, Andrew, 276, 280; Robt.,
236.
Cooper, John, 268, 269, 276; Josiah,
299; Robt. 282.
Copland, Rich., 86.
Copping, Robt., 263, 270, 280.
Copyholders, and Copyhold Tenants,
rights of, 88; allowed to cut turf
or dig gravel, 370; the heir pays
no fine but a composition, 392;
regulations respecting, 411, 423;
their consent to encroachments on
Palewell Common required, 432,
433; their consent obtained, 434 ;
general rights of, 441, 443 et pas-
sim; 452; sworn on the Homage,
447; resolutions in favour of, 472;
summoned on the homage jury;
478, 479; restrictions of, 480;
their resolutions confirmed, 482;
their rights of digging, 497;
their assent to the inclosing of a
pond, 499; their non-attendance
at the Court Baron, 506, 507;
names of persons summoned,
510, 511; orders for preventing
their depasturing of cattle to ex-
cess, 520; summoned to consider of
certain resolutions of the Manorial
Courts, 539, 540; certain quan-
tities of gravel, &c. allotted to,
540 et seq.; Mr. Pembroke's
opinions on their rights and pri-
vileges, 542-4.
Cordener, Mr., presented for taking
wood and fuel, 61.
Coren, Jas. (See Goren).
Cormack, John, 429.
Corn, amercement for wasting, 23.
Corsett (or Consett), Wm., 170.
Cornwick, John, 403, 429.
Cottage, amercement for erecting
without licence, 165; ordered to
be removed, 167, 247, 251, 461,
468, 469; one lately built con-
fers no right, 185; presentments
for erecting, 221, 235, 295;
licence to erect a, 231; one pulled
down, and materials sold, 477.
Cottagers, prohibited taking wood,
120; their rights of common de-
fined, 101, 103, 105; penalties
imposed on the, 161, 175; to be
contributory to a gate, 163;
penalties against for trespass,
181; for keeping beyond the
number of cattle, pigs, &c., 183;
not to carry away estovers, 191 ;
their right as to common, 393.
Court Baron, and Court of Survey,
157 et passim; jurors of the,
87, 327; standing orders not
to be revoked without notice,
417, 411; orders of, respecting
copyhold tenants, 497; general
regulations of, respecting the
digging of loam, &c., and the
prices thereof, 508 et seq.; names
of persons summoned, 510, 5il.
(See Court Leet.)
Court Leets, held in the Manor of
Wimbledon, 3 et passim; an-
nually held, 392; regulations
respecting attendance, 411, 412.
(See Court Baron.)
COURT ROLLS of the Manor of
Wimbledon during the reigns of
Edward IV., 3.
Court Rolls, Henry VII., 47.
Henry VIII., 71.
Edward VI., 89.
Queen Mary, 103.
Philip and Mary, 105.
Elizabeth, 111.
James I., 173.
Charles I., 215.
Commonwealth, 229.
Charles II., 237.
James II., 251.
William and Mary, 259.
Queen Anne, 265.
George I., 279.
Court Rolls entered in books, or vol-
umes, from 1726 to 1864, 293-611
(see Books); Report respecting
their perished state, 295; to be re-
moved to the parish church of
Putney, 297; in the possession
of Earl Spencer, 349; now in
the custody of Thos. Parker,
late steward, 349; the record of
Wimbledon customs, 385; to he
kept in a chest at Wimbledon,
386; request for searching, 443.
Courts, Paper Book of, 222.
Courtlie, Robt., 240.
Courtly, Robt., 229, 238.
Courtney, Robt.,229; Robt. (junr.),
Cowdrey, Thos., 274, 282.
Cowick, John, 371 bis.
Cowper, John, 86; Thos., 68;
Wm., 108.
Cows, amercement in respect of,
63, 326; of inhabitants not
being tenants, not to be kept on
the common, 217. (See Cattle.)
Cox, Alex. Thos., 462 bis, 516;
Edw., 282; Rich., 237, 239, 299;
Thos., 429, 462 bis, 515.
Coxe, Anthy., 223; Edw., 212,
222; amerced for carrying away
wood, 207.
Crabb, John, 260, 268; Wm., 229.
Crabs, amercements for collecting,
29, 85.
Craford, Ralph, amerced for cutting
trees, 55.
Cramford, John (or Crauforde),
Cranford, John, 170.
Crew, Ralph, Gent., 171, 193, 213.
Cricketers, complaints against, 412.
Crisp, Ellis, Esq., 241, 243, 245.
Croft, Wm., 45; presented for
nuisance, 547; nuisance to be re-
moved, 551.
Crofte, Wm. and John, amerced
for keeping hunting dogs and
ferrets, 37.
Cromwell, Walter, 68, 69, 87.
Cropper, John, 299.
Crosse, Rich., 148.
Crosses, presentment for erecting, 57.
Crosswell, Robt., 274 bis, 282.
Crowle, Richd., Steward of the
Manor, 303, 305, 307, 308.
Crowne, Wm., M.D., 245 bis.
Crumwell (alias Smyth), Walter, 87.
Crumwell, W., presented for falsely
erasing the evidences, &c. of the
lord, 75.
Cuddesdon, Thos., 229.
Cuerton, Robt., 236, 238.
Cuff, Thos., 299.
Cuffe, R. & J., presented for erect-
ing cottages, 295.
Cuffe, John, 274, 276, 280; Robt.,
268, 299.
Cullen, Sir Abraham, 237 bis, 239.
Cursell, John, 9, 45; Nich., 109,
139; Wm., 68, 69, 86, 87 ter, 108,
109.
Curson, Wm., 87, 109.
Cuscat, John, 108.
Custom roll read in court, 415.
Customary tenants, rights of, 267,
450; fines to be paid by, 386;
may demise for three years with-
out licence, 387.
Customs of Wimbledon, 385; of the
lordship of Wimbledon, 444 ib.
seq.; extracts from, recorded,
of the Manor, application for
the, 586.
Cutbert, Robt., 87.
Cutting, on the common. (See furze,
trees, wood, thorns, fuel, oak,
&c.)
DABBS, Thos., 148.
Dagwell, James, 299; John, 282,
286, 299, 300, 312.
Daine, Rich., 274.
Dalby, Win., 222.
Dallaye, John, 148.
Dallett, Matt., 592 bis, 601 bis ;
Rich., 516.
Dalley, John, 171.
Dalton, Robt., 108.
Dame, John, 300.
Danby, Thos., Earl of, lord of the
Manor, Court Baron of, 245, 246,
247, 257.
Dance, John, 277, 281; Nich., 268,
276.
Dancer, Thos., 229.
Danyell, Wm., 68, 69.
Wm., wood and land
granted to, 41.
Darrant, John, 138.
Dashwood, Francis, 237.
Daunser, Thos., Gent., 228.
Davies, John, 170; Thos., 238,
Wm., 148, 170.
Davis, Joseph, 299; Nichs., 268.
Davy, David, 68; Thos., prevented
cutting wood, 95.
Davys, John, 192, 212.
Dawbern (or Dawborn), Nich., 86.
Dawborne, Wm., 138, 148.
Dawes, Abraham, Gent., 213, 223,
228; John, 228, 237, 239, 241,
243; Thos., 228.
—, Abr., permitted to dig clay,
221; John, to mend the upper
heath gate, &c., 227.
Dawhorne, Wm., 170.
Dawson, John, amerced for digging
gravel, &c., 341.
Deakon, Hen., Gent., 171.
Dean of St. Paul's, elected reeve, 13;
amerced for overburdening com-
mon, 25.
Deane, Chrisr., 192; Ranulph, 192;
Ralph, 170; Wm., 148.
Dee, John, Esq., 148, 171.
Deed of covenant and release be-
tween Earl Spencer and Lord
Visc. Althorpe, and Mrs. Mar-
ryat and Joseph Marryat, Esq.,
569.
Dell, Robt., 109; Wm., 268, 275.
Demay, Php., 244, 248, 261, 269.
Denbye, John, 138; (sen.), 158,
170.
Dene, Jn., 44; Thos., 45.
Dene (or Adene), Wm., 44, 68.
Denet, Charles, 236.
Denham, Thos., 238.
Dening, Thos., jun., 269.
Dennat, Charles, 245.
Denne (or Deane), Rich., 230.
Dennet, Charles, 238, 239, 241.
Dennett, Charles, 237, 240, 243.
Denning, Thos., 236, 238, 246, 257,
269, 271, 275, 277, 281, 283.
Denny, Thos., 238.
Dens, Thos., 299.
Dent, Thos., 312.
Denyson, Alan, 170; Rich., 148
bis, 171.
Deputy Steward, vote of thanks to,
458, 459.
Desborough, Thos., 268.
Descents, custom of, 389.
Dewdeny, Geoff., 68.
Dewning, Rich., 277.
Dias, Rich., Gent., 222, 228.
Dickins, John, 243.
Dickyns, Robt., 212.
Dicy, Jn., 68; Nich., 45.
Digging on the Common for turf,
gravel, loam, &c., without licence,
prohibited, 440; regulations re-
specting, 465, 466; notices of
prosecution for, 485 et seq.; quan-
tity to be dug, 492; special
orders respecting, 500; prices
paid for the material, 504, 505,
508 et seq., 513; no persons but
the lord's officers permitted to
dig, 514. (See Gravel, &c.).
Distraints for various offences, 11,
13, 23 et passim.
Ditch, amercement for not scouring,
125; presented as a nuisance,
348; permission to fill up, 590.
Dixon, Php., 256.
Dobbes, Thos., 148.
Dodmer,, Gent., 109; John, his
encroachment on waste land, 135.
Dodmore, John, 139.
Dogs and ferrets, amercements for
keeping, 37.
Dory, David, 69.
Dounes, John, 229.
Doveton, Col., presented for taking
bog-earth, 428.
Dovy, David, 86, 87 bis ; presented
for cutting furze, &c., 57; amerced
for cutting furze, &c., 67.
Dowdeswell, Jonathan, 299.
Dower, custom of, 446.
Downe, Thos., 69.
Downing, Rich., 260, 269, 271, 275;
Thos., 282; Sir J. G., to inclose
waste land, 320.
Doxat, Mr., his application for in-
closure, 595.
Drain, presented as a nuisance, 597,
605.
Drury, Thos., to inclose waste
ground, 399, 400.
Mr., memorial respecting his
application, 548, 549.
Duck, Thos., 248.
Ducke, Dunstan, 222, 223, 228,
230.
Dudeney, Wm., 68.
Duffin, Christopher, 403, 429.
Duncan, Jas., grant of waste land
to, 407.
Duncannon, Ld., letter from, re-
questing permission to inclose
waste land for an Infant School-
house, 577; granted, 579; appli-
cation by, to inclose waste land,
590; refused, 592.
Dunditch Lane, 329; presentment
for inclosing, 311; price remitted,
ib.
Dunlery, Mark, 268.
Durrant, John, 170.
Durrante, John, 148.
Dwight, Josias, 515.
Dycey, Jon., amerced for non-
attendance, 55.
Dyconson, Jn., 44, 45, 68, 69.
Dynes, Geo., 148, 170.
Dynnys, Thos., 138.
EADES, Jacob, 299; Wm., 542, 544,
554, 574 bis.
Easley, Thos., 242.
Easly, Thos., 238, 240, 245, 248,
256, 257; Wm., 236.
East, Rich., 212.
East Sheen, inhabitants not to re-
ceive cattle to pasture, or to take
common wood, 180. (See Est-
shene.)
East Sheene, and Palewell Commons
to be drove, 414.
Eastlake, order concerning the
common wood, 201.
Eaton, Wm., 299; presented for
taking loam, 395.
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