c 1516

Born

 

c 1535

Married

 

29^th Jun 1541

Died

hanged

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after 29^th Jun 1541

Buried

At St. Sepulchre, Newgate

Venables' Herstmonceux

1539

Birth of a son

In the Parish of Herstmonceux, Sussex

Herstmonceux Parish Registers

1540

Birth of a son

In the Parish of Herstmonceux, Sussex

Herstmonceux Parish Registers

1541

Birth of a daughter

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1541

History

At Herstmonceux Castle

Venables' Herstmonceux

 

There was executed at Saint Thomas Waterings three gentlemen, John Mantell, John Frowds, and George Roidon; they died for a murther committed in Sussex, in companie of Thomas Fines, Lord Dacres of the South: the truth whereof was thus. The said Lord Dacres, through the lewd persuasion of some of them, as hath Beene reported, meaning to hunt in the parke of Nicholas Pelham, esquire, at Laughton, in the same countie of Sussex, being accompanied with the said Mantel, Frowds, and Roidon, John Cheinie, and Thomas Isleie, gentlemen, Richard Middleton, and John Goldwell, yeomen, passed from his house of Hurstmonseux, the last of Aprill, in the night season, toward the same parke, where they intended so to hunt. … the Lord Dacres himselfe was arreigned before the Lord Audleie of Walden, then lord chancellor, sitting that daie as high steward of England, with other peeres of the realme about him, who then and there condemned the said Lord Dacres to die for that transgression. And afterward, the nine and twentith of June, being Saint Peter's daie, at eleuen of the clocke in the forenoone, the shiriffs of London, accordinglie as they were appointed, were readie at the tower to haue receiued the said prisoner, and him to haue lead to execution on the Tower hill; but as the prisoner should come forth of the tower, one Heire, a gentleman of the lord chancellor's house, came, and in the king's name commanded to staie the execution till two of the clocke in the afternoone, which caused manie to thinke that the king would haue granted his pardon. But neuerthelesse, at three of the clocke in the same afternoone, he was brought forth of the tower, and deliuered to the shiriffs, who lead him on foot betwixt them unto Tiburne, where he died. His bodi was buried in the church of Saint Sepulchers.