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- SEE BIOGRAPHY AT https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1386-1421/member/booth-henry-1446
Henry Booth, of Littleover, & sometime of Arlaston, & Sinfin,Derbyshire
3rd s/o Thomas Bothe, of Barton in Eccles, Lancashire & Ellen
b - bef 1368 -Barton in Eccles, Lancashire, England
m-1- 1390 - Elizabeth d- summer 1408
m-2 - 1408 - Isabelle Fynderne
d- 8 July 1446 - Littleover or Arlaston (Harlaston), Derbyshire,England
on his marriage he aquried manors of Sinfin & Arleston, together with villiages of Littleover, Eckington, Twford & Normanton, Derbyshire
a Lawyer
1411 - HENRY Bothe, who was to become the Duchy of
Lancaster lawyer - among the appointment in Derbyshire
1413 - he was in the Lollard rising & was committed to the
Tower of London - on 8 Feb 1414 His elder brother John Booth & 1 of his nephews offered securutis of 1,000marks as gaurntee that HENRY BOTHE would not escape if iron were removed - he finally was pardoned & got out of the tower on
January 1418
he repaid the kindness of his relatives
1416 - Henry Bothe & John de la Pole, obtained the marriage
& wardship of NICHOLAS FitzHerbert, he eventually arranged a marriage between Nicholas & his daughter Alice
28 Feb 1420 - Derbyshire - HENRY Bothe - assize of Novel dis siezen brought by Prior & Convent of Repton - of 2 parts of manor of Potlack
Oct 1413 - John Finderne & his brother in law Henry Bothe, of
Littleover, Derbyshire, were summoned by King Henry V, probaly because of a violent dispute which had recently errupted between them, but possible for other reasons..
10 Nov 1417 - Derbyshire - grant from -
John Brynnesley, Rector of Church of Hoggesrhopre -to- Henry Booth, of Norbury, esq, John Bradley, Vicar of Duffield & others - of ll the lands & tenements which he had by Feoffement of Robert Pole, Parson of Colwyk....
wit - John Fynderne....
1428 - He settled manor of Arleston, derbyshire on his son JOHN Bothe
September 1440 - Derbyshire - William ferrers leased his manor
in Breadsall in Derbyshire -to- Nicholas FitzHerbert & Henry Bothe
Church of Stretton le Fields, derbyshire
John Booth s/o Henry Booth & Isabella d/o John Finderne, the elder..... therefore nephew of the owner.
church of Norbury, Derbyshire
Richard Kyngston, Rector of Norbury 1424-61
presented by Sir Henry Booth
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SEE BIOGRAPHY AT https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1386-1421/member/booth-henry-1446
Henry Booth, of Littleover, & sometime of Arlaston, & Sinfin,Derbyshire
3rd s/o Thomas Bothe, of Barton in Eccles, Lancashire & Ellen
b - bef 1368 -Barton in Eccles, Lancashire, England
m-1- 1390 - Elizabeth d- summer 1408
m-2 - 1408 - Isabelle Fynderne
d- 8 July 1446 - Littleover or Arlaston (Harlaston), Derbyshire,England
on his marriage he aquried manors of Sinfin & Arleston, together with villiages of Littleover, Eckington, Twford & Normanton, Derbyshire
a Lawyer
1411 - HENRY Bothe, who was to become the Duchy of
Lancaster lawyer - among the appointment in Derbyshire
1413 - he was in the Lollard rising & was committed to the
Tower of London - on 8 Feb 1414 His elder brother John Booth & 1 of his nephews offered securutis of 1,000marks as gaurntee that HENRY BOTHE would not escape if iron were removed - he finally was pardoned & got out of the tower on
January 1418
he repaid the kindness of his relatives
1416 - Henry Bothe & John de la Pole, obtained the marriage
& wardship of NICHOLAS FitzHerbert, he eventually arranged a marriage between Nicholas & his daughter Alice
28 Feb 1420 - Derbyshire - HENRY Bothe - assize of Novel dis siezen brought by Prior & Convent of Repton - of 2 parts of manor of Potlack
Oct 1413 - John Finderne & his brother in law Henry Bothe, of
Littleover, Derbyshire, were summoned by King Henry V, probaly because of a violent dispute which had recently errupted between them, but possible for other reasons..
10 Nov 1417 - Derbyshire - grant from -
John Brynnesley, Rector of Church of Hoggesrhopre -to- Henry Booth, of Norbury, esq, John Bradley, Vicar of Duffield & others - of ll the lands & tenements which he had by Feoffement of Robert Pole, Parson of Colwyk....
wit - John Fynderne....
1428 - He settled manor of Arleston, derbyshire on his son JOHN Bothe
September 1440 - Derbyshire - William ferrers leased his manor
in Breadsall in Derbyshire -to- Nicholas FitzHerbert & Henry Bothe
Church of Stretton le Fields, derbyshire
John Booth s/o Henry Booth & Isabella d/o John Finderne, the elder..... therefore nephew of the owner.
church of Norbury, Derbyshire
Richard Kyngston, Rector of Norbury 1424-61
presented by Sir Henry Booth
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1362 - 1446 (84 years)
