COLCLOUGH FAMILY:
On to Church of The Latter Day Saints Records - British pre 1700
INDEX OF REFERENCES
| 1100 | ALICE de COLKYOKE married Gilbert Blund son of Robert le Blund, Lord of the Manor of Ixworth, Suffolk. | (Copinger 1.353) | |
| 1173 | RALPH COKE (Cocus) son of Godric Cocus was a witness of the confirmation of a grant of Tickford Priory in 1173 (This is indexed by the editor as 'Colclough' although references to Cocus in other volumes are not). | (S 1941 vol 51.) | |
| 1175 | JOHN COCO was witness to a conveyance by the Dean of Lichfield. | (S .1921) | |
| 1200 | RADULPHUS (Ralph) de COLEKERKE involved in a land dispute at Ylding (Yalding) Kent. | (CS 10) | |
| 1202 | Wiltshire, Assize Mortis Antecessoris. ALAN de COLCA witness in dispute over land in Hilmerton. | (CS 10) | |
| 1203 | Claim of Thomas and his wife Agnes in respect of J carucates of land in Houten and Alleton in Suffolk. WILLIAM de COKELIEU,(or COKELEIA) knight, and others essoins. | (CS 10) | |
| 1203 | WALTER de COLELE surety in dispute over land in Ewell,Surrey. | (CS 10) | |
| 1204 | WILLIAM son of WALTER de COKELE, knight, cited in dispute over land in Hopetown ,Suffolk. | (CS 10 ) | |
| 1205 | GAUFRIDAS (Geoffrey) de COCHULLE witness in a land dispute in Lincolnshire. | CS 10) | |
| 1205 | WALTER COTELE disseisor of land in Bensinton,Oxon. | CS10) | |
| 1205 | ROBERT COTELE, knight, in litigation over land in Abrig, Southampton. | CS 10) | |
| 1207 | ROGER COCI involved in litigation in Suffolk. | CS10) | |
| 1208 | ROBERT COTELE, knight, suing at York Assizes for Manors of Croft, Brampton, Kipling and Skideb. | CS 10) | |
| 1208 | ROBERTUS de COTELE, knight, with others reported to court on illness of absent litigant at Southampton assizes. | CS10) | |
| 1208 | ROBERTUS de COTELE, knight, absent from Gloucester assizes but present later in the year. | CS 10) | |
| 1212 | CONSTANCE wife of ROBERT COTELE complained at Southampton assizes of being disseized of land in Bergton.(? Burton, Christchurch.) | (CS 10) | |
| 1214 | ROGER de COKELE (also spelled Cokel, Cokerh, Cokelasch, and Cokeles) involved in litigation over land at Cretingin (?Cretingham) Suffolk, also a juror. | CS10) | |
| 1214 | ANDREW COKELES involved in litigation with William de Ho at Suffolk assizes. | CS 10) | |
| 1223 | Middlesex. JOHANN de COUEL' attorney for WILLIAM COCO. | CS 10). | |
| 1223 | Oxford. ELINOR who was wife of JOHN de COUELE in litigation over land in Badinton. | CS 10) | |
| 1223 | Middlesex. WILLIAM COCO and JOHAN de COUELE' attended hearing. | CS 10) | |
| 1224 | PETER CUKU on a pilgrimage to Canterbury | CS 22) | |
| 1224 | 3 September. Canterbury. Bishop Elyensis per William of Faversham or Peter de Kade versus RADULFUM de COCKEL de placeto advocationis. | CS 10) | |
| 1224 | WILLIAM COLEKIRKE in land dispute in Eccles, Norfolk. William said that the land had belonged to his ancestors. | CS 10) | |
| 1224 | Sir RALPH de COKEL involved in dispute over a mill. | CS 10) | |
| 1225 | Suffolk assizes, Oct. RADULFUM de COKEL, knight, compurgator | (CS 10) | |
| 1225 | Sir RADKULPH de COKEL involved in dispute over a mill at Fernham, Suffolk. | (CS 10) | |
| 1225 | Canterbury, Feast of the Purification. RALPH de COKELE petitioner to the Bishop. RALPH de COKELEE, knight, involved in dispute over a mill. | (CS 10) | |
| 1225 | ALAN COKELE sued by Hamond Brain for detinue of a horse and cart. | (CS 10) | |
| 1226 | Suffolk Assizes. Inquisition. Quis sit KARREHEUDAS KOKELL' qui falso assoniavit predictum HUBERTUM (in a dispute over military service in Staverton.) | (CS l0) | |
| 1228 | WILLIAM de COKELE on the Oxford and Berkshire Grand Jury | (CS10) | |
| 1230 | Oxford Assizes. RICHARD de COKELE summoned by the Prior of Russlep over land in Swynecumb, Oxon. | (CS 10) | |
| 1230 | Trinity Term. Suff ‘Willelmus de Aubervill' summonitus fuit ad respondum Thome de Ardern de placito quod Ricardus Maudict et Isabella uxor ejus exigunt ab eo de libero tenemento quodde eo tenet in COLELEGH. | (CS 10) | |
| 1230 | Norfolk, RICHARD de KOLEKIRKE mentioned as husband of ALICIA (Peche) and uncle of Sarah. | (CS 10) | |
| 1233 | WILLIAM DE COCHULLE on Surrey jury. Surrey Assizes, Octave of St. Martin. | (CS 10) | |
| 1233 | WILLIAM de COCHUL involved in dispute over pasture in Gummershelf (Gomshall) Surrey. | (CS 10) | |
| 1234 | Oxon. RICARDUS de COCLE, knight, on jury in dispute over administration of estate. | (CS 10) | |
| 1234 | RICHARD de COCLE compurgator in action at Oxford assizes. | (CS 10) | |
| 1234 | HENRY de COLEGH' claimant in action at Hereford Assizes over land in Colcumb(? Calcombe, Hampton Bishop). | (CS 10) | |
| 1234 | 1234 to 1240 Somerset. SELWYN de COKESLEY (also named SEWEY de COKESLEG and SELEWY de COKESLEGHE, but these three names cover two individuals) involved in litigation with the Abbot of Glastonbury. The Prior of Trentham invoked over land in Cocknage. | (CS 10 ) | |
| 1236 | RICHARD de COCHELE summoned at Oxford Assizes by the Prior of Russlep. | (CS 10) | |
| 1236 | COLELEGH mentioned as in Alderton, Suffolk, in dispute over land there. | (CS 10) | |
| 1260 | GREGORY de COKELY admitted to freedom City. | (Boyd) | |
| 1266 | GREGORY de COKELY freeman of the City. | (CS 6) | |
| 1276 | ROGER le COKELERE imprisoned at Reigate for the death of Simon le Buke of Newdigate. | (CS 6) | |
| 1280 | 1280 to 1285 GREGORY de COKELY received payment of £129:6:2d in the roll of payment for the Easter term of 1280 and £20 at Michaelmas for works on Roscommon Castle and received for the maintenance of the army there from John of Kent for the King in Wales 35 months pay. 1285 Gregory de Cokely £20 for works at Roscommon Castle | (CS 17) | |
| 1281 | JOHN COKEY licensed to alienate land in mortmain to the Prior of Christchurch, Canterbury | (CS 22) | |
| 1284 | WALTER de COKESEY held land in Corfton in the Hundred of Momsdown (?),Salop. | (CS 12) | |
| 1292 | WILLIAM DE COLDECLE murdered by Walter Erl for whose release on bail the Sheriff of York is ordered, June 16. | (CS 6) | |
| 1297 | NICHOLAS COKEL's house is recorded in the Inquisition of the Honour of Tutbury to be worth a farm of 75s yearly. (indexed by editor as Colclough) | (S 1911 vol 249) | |
| 1300 | ------- (date uncertain) Monday after Feast of St. Edward. THOMAS DE COLLECLOGH elected headborough of Oulcote. JOHN DE COLLEKLOE pledge for Rondle Page. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1303 | WALTER COKEY held land in Hundred of Respegate (?Rapsgate)Gloucester. | (CS 12) | |
| 1313 | Protection until St Peter's day for THOMAS COKLICO going abroad in the King's service on May 13th | (CS 22) | |
| 1313 | Conveyance of land in mortmain to Abbot of Battle by Thomas, Richard, and John CUCKOW. | (CS 22) | |
| 1313 | Hamlet of Boycote or Pontesbury, Salop conveyed to ROBERT de CLOUGH and JOAN his wife. | (CS 22, 1321 in CS 1) | |
| 1316 | JOHN COLEY held land in Stretton in the Hundred of Grimnorth (?Staffs?) | (CS 1) | |
| 1321 | THOMAS, son of THOMAS COCKYLEYE received confirmation of a messuage and 1/3 of a bovate in Wolvdale in Rushton Jamys from Thomas de Fernyhalgh. | (S 1911 vol 437) | |
| 1321 | Hamlet of Boycote or Pontesbury, Salop, conveyed to ROBERT de CLOUGH and JOAN his wife. | (CS 1) | |
| 1323 | Conveyance of Manor of Cookley, Suffolk. | (CS 6) | |
| 1326 | 1362/3 FELICE DE COLLECLOGH , rent increased by 1/4d. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1326 | FELICE DE COLLECLOGH reported to have brewed beer once. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1326 | 14 October. THOMAS DE COLLECLOGH headborough of Tunstall. . | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1327 | 1327 to 1377 (dates alleged in litigation in
1456)THOMAS COLCLOUGH, RICHARD COLCLOUGH, WILLIAM COLCLOUGH and two others sued by Hugh
Dod for two messuages in Calleralle which Thomas and Phillip Wybaston had granted to John
Callaralle and the heirs of his body, from whom he gave this descent: John Calleralle
seised in temp Ed III > Joan > Hugh Dod The defendants stated that long before John Caveralle had been seised of the tenements one William Caveralle was seised of them in demesne as of fee and had granted them with other lands to one William, his son, and Aline his wife, and the heirs of their bodies and they had been seised as of fee tail. The said Thomas and Phillip had intruded themselves into the tenements, and from William and Aline they gave this descent: William Calleralle = Aline >Laurence >Laurence >Matilda >Elizabeth Colclough >William Colclough and they stated that they held the status of William Colclough who was still alive. Both parties appealed to a jury which was to be summoned for the morrow of St Martin |
(S Vol IV 1901, 97) | |
| 1332 | Oct 7. Grant to THOMAS COKELICO, the King's Serjeant, for long service to the King's progenitor and to the King of 4d daily at the Exchequer for life. | (CS 22) | |
| 1336 | The Park House in Oldcott and a freehold estate attached were granted to Richard, son of John Colclough, by Lord Audley in 1336 or 1337. From at least 1514 the Rowley family were living at The Park, also known as Black Park at that time. But by 1544 the house and lands had passed to Thomas Burslem, the husband of Joan, daughter and heir of John Rowley of Black Park. The house passed to the Child family and the present house was built by Smith Child circa 1840. | VCH viii 92 | |
| 1337 | ROBERT DE COKESTONE was a deponent at the Inquisition on the property of the deceased Margaret, Dowager Lady Stafford. | (S 1913 vol 61) | |
| 1339 | Nov.15. Kennington. To the Treasurer and Barons of the Exchequer. Order to cause THOMAS COKELICO the King's serjeant to have payment or allowance for the arrears of the 4d daily from 7 October in the 6th year of the reign when the King granted him 4d daily for life. | (CS 6) | |
| 1341 | Dec. 5. Order to assessor of York to sell wool. 37 sacks of seized wool delivered by King's writ to John de Benem attorney for JOHN COKELERD. March 31. Order to deliver 28 sacks of wool to JOHN COKELARE of Brugges. March 31 Collector of Customs at Hull ordered to permit JOHN COKELARE of Bruges to load 40 sacks of wool. June 4 order to collectors of Kent to deliver to JOHN COKELARE of Bruges 10 sacks of first wool. Sept 25 Assessors of Westmoreland ordered to pay producers of wool sold to JOHN COKELARE of Bruges and others Sept 30. Collector of Newcastle. 20,000 sacks delivered to John de Benem attorney for JOHN COKELARE of Bruges. | (CS 6) | |
| 1342 | Petition of WILLIAM DE COKELEY. William son of William Sterman of Walpole in the Diocese of Norwich, alias DE COKELEY, petitions for office as Notary Public. | (CS 21) | |
| 1342 | WILLIAM COLCLOUGH recorded in pipe roll 15 Ed III as Escheator. | (S 1912 vol, 336 ?1407-8) | |
| 1347 | THOMAS de COLLEE granted bailiwicks of Ryngeldie and Raglotie of Turkelin in Wales. THOMAS de COLLEE granted letters of attorney from the Black Prince nominating William Hawarden and John Segan. | (CS 11) | |
| 1348 | WILLIAM DE COKERLE of Harewood, Staffs, received a pardon for the death of William Ollostone on account of his good service in the French wars. Calais Roll of 21 Ed III | (S1897 volXVIII 273) | |
| 1348 | 12 No. NIC. COLLELOGH gives a pledge for John Mathew , Thomas del Medowe, John de Norton and William le Sissor (tailor) for 3s. for one pick in the mine. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1348 | ADAM DE COLLELOGH pledge for Hugh del Halle. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1348 | THOMAS DE COLLELOGH pledge for Stephen de Thursfelt. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1348 | JOHN DE COLLEKLOG and William Sneyd give the lord for the mine of Bemmersley in this year 10s. , and for the mine of Borewardlym 6s8d. (note : these were presumably iron-stone workings) | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1348 | The Manor of Tunstall and mining operations by John de Colleklog, the son of Thomas Cokely. | S LII, 1917-18 22 | |
| 1349 | William Bowles married Elizabeth daughter of Sir John Gifford, kt, Lord of Clynton and had the Manor of Rushall for life, with remainder to his children by his wife Elizabeth. They had one daughter Katherine who married John Hewitt of Walsall. Bowles dying in 1349 in the Black Death Elizabeth married William Colesone. There was no issue of the marriage, but there is a lengthy record of the dealings of Colesone with the manorial rights. The name is incorrect as there were no Colesons, Cousins, or Colcons in the area. It may well be a misreading of a 14th C variation of the spelling of Colclough, such as Roger de Cokesone mentioned in Salt in 1337 | JAL 128 | |
| 1350 | JOHN COKELAR, wool-merchant, authorised to take 14 sarplars of wool from London to Zeeland, Aug 26. | (CS 6) | |
| 1353 | 31 March. RIC DE COLECLOGH present. ADAM DE COLLELOGH pledge. ADAM COLCLOGH headborough of Oulcote. William son of Ric de Oulcote amerced 3d. (note ?Ric Colclough de Oulcote as Oulcote appears nowhere else as a surname except associated with Colclough.) ADAM COLLECLOGH pledge for Wedgewood's servant for falsely raising hue and cry. RIC DE COLLECLOGH pledge. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1354 | 1354 to 1363 Escheator in Norfolk, Essex and Suffolk; July 18 1363 ordered to deliver to William de Ufford and Joan his wife various properties including 2(c) knight's fees in Coakelaye held by John de Fresyngfeeld. | (CS 6) | |
| 1357 | 1357/8 10 January. Conveyance of land by William Snede to FELICE daughter of RIC. COLLECLOGH and her heirs with reversion to RIC. COLLECLOGH on failure of heirs. THOMAS DE COLLECL' gives the lord 2s. for license for making wattles from his underwood. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1359 | SIR SIMON de COLLEGH granted the church of Ammondesham in return for a pension of 10 marks to the Prioress and nuns of Stodleigh being released by him. | (CS 11) | |
| 1360 | RICHARD COLCLOUGH fl 1360-75 MP for Newcastle Under Lyme in 1360. "This man had a house and was probably originally a burgess of Newcastle, but he also bought the manor of Hanley from Sir Richard de Peshale (who had bought it from Nicholas de Kynnardsley). Colclough was sued for the manor in 1371 by the rightful heir of Kynnerdsley, and he evidently won his case for in 1392 JOHN COLCLOUGH was sued for dower in Hanley by the widow of Sir Richard de Peshale. RICHARD COLCLOUGH was Mayor of Newcastle 1374-5,Bailiff 1372-5. He was dead by 1384 when John his son and heir was suing for his father's debts." | (S1917-18 vol, 101-2) | |
| 1360 | 1360 to 1420 RICHARD COLCLOUGH M.P.1360-71. RICHARD COLCLOUGH's title to Manor of Hanley unsuccessfully contested since JOHN COLCLOUGH held it in 1392. RICHARD COLCLOUGH bailiff 1373-4, Mayor 1376 and dead by 1385 when his son JOHN was his heir and executor with WILLIAM COLCLOUGH both of whom were M.P.s in 1384 WILLIAM's wife was Margery and they had a son JOHN. The father was bailiff in 1377 and mayor in 1384,86,88,89,94,1400,1402/4,06,08 and 1410. In 1420 both father and son were summoned for a £20 debt. WILLIAM COLCLOUGH first elected to Parliament in 1372 represented the Borough at intervals for a quarter of a century including 1384/6 1390, 1395, and 1397. He was probably WILLIAM COLCLOUGH of Calverhall, Salop who was dead in 1415 when JOHN COLCLOUGH of Newcastle was his executor. He was attorney for JOHN COLCLOUGH Lord of Hanley in 1393, escheator of Salop in 1407 and occurs in connection with Clayton in 1411. The family name is derived from Colclough in Tunstall. Nearby in Little Chell land was owned by HUGH COLCLOUGH M.P., in 1407 and a retainer of Edmund Earl of Stafford, being paid 4d a day for life. | (TP1 86) | |
| 1361 | Jan.27. Pardon for good service in the war in France in the company of the Prince of Wales to WILLIAM de COKERLEY of the King's Suit for the death of John le Page, killed before Michaelmas in the 33rd year, whereof he is indicted or appealed, and of any consequent outlawry . | (CS 22) | |
| 1362 | June 4. Pardon for 6s8d paid to the King by RICHARD de COLLESLEGH for acquiring in fee from William Gent of Newcastle under Lyme 40 acres of land in Wolstanton, a parcel of 50 acres of land held in chief which the said William acquired from Henry, late Duke of Lancaster and entered without licence for which trespass he obtained the King's pardon, and entering into the same without licence; and licence for him to retain the same rendering the Duke 6d an acre yearly. AND be it remembered the 6s8d are to be paid in the Hanaper. | (CS 22) | |
| 1362 | RICHARD DE COLLECLOUGH acquired 30 acres of land from William Gent of Newcastle | (S 1913 vol 324) | |
| 1364 | JOHN son of WILLIAM COLLESONE acquired land in Bentley and Walsal | (CS 22) | |
| 1365 | WILLIAM COLLESONE of Walsale licensed to alienate land in Walsall and Rushdale . Oct 25, commission to WILLIAM COLLESONE et al(including Thomas de Swynerton) to arrest Thomas Eltonhead. | (CS 22) | |
| 1366 | 14 Feb. Plea of Debt - -------COLLECLOGH v. William le Thrower. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1366 | Nicholas ------ claimed 30s. from RIC. COLLECLOGH. Taxer , ADAM DE COLLECLOGH. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1366 | 4th March THOMAS son of RIC DE COLLECLOGH claims a debt from William le Thrower. THOMAS DE COLLECLOGH senior gives the lord 2s. to have license to marry his daughter FELICE within the manor. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1366 | 2nd October. THOMAS DE COLLECLOGH headborough of Oulcote. Wedgewood , Keeling and (?) Oulcote admit debt of 15s. to RIC DE COLLECLOGH. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1366 | WILLIAM DE COLLECLOGH presented for fishing with nets in the water of the lord. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1366 | FELICE DE COLLECLOGH awarded 13s4d. against William de ------ and Margaret his wife after a wager of law. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1369 | 1369 to 1411 RICHARD COLCLOUGH was mayor once, JOHN COLCLOUGH twelve times (the record).JOHN served as bailiff three times. | (TP 1 103) | |
| 1369 | 1369 to 1411 Minute of Elections of Borough Officers. 1372 RICHARD COLCLOUGH bailiff, 1374 Mayor. JOHN COLCLOUGH bailiff 1378/9,1381; his expenditure accounts; 1381 pledge for John Keene; 1383 Mayor. 1383 ADAM COLCLOUGH pledge for Thomas Cooke 1384 JOHN COLCLOUGH pledge for Henry Stanlow. 1387 ,1389,1392/3 1403/ 5 1407,1409,1411 JOHN COLCLOUGH Mayor ADAM COLCLOUGH bailiff 1402, pledge for Wm.Bone 1403, pledge for John Pollard , William Lawton and Richard Graiel 1407. ADAM COLCLOUGH bailiff 1407. WILLIAM COLCLOUGH bailiff 1409, pledge for Podmore. 1410 JOHN COLCLOUGH amongst signatories of minutes | TP1 p146-8 | |
| 1370 | Jan 16. Grant for life to THOMAS de COKELEE squire an annuity of 25 marks at the Exchequer. | (CS 22) | |
| 1371 | Before 1371 Nicholas de Kinnersley had conveyed the Manor of Hanley to Richard de Peshale. He in turn conveyed it to Richard de Colclough who represented Newcastle under Lyme in parliament in 1360. And was mayor 1374-75. His son John who represented Newcastle in 1384 and 1390 had succeeded him in his lands by 1385 and the manor remained in the Colclough family for the next 300 years. | VCH viii 151 | |
| 1372 | RICHARD de COLLECLOTHT collector of 1/10 and 1/15 in Stafford. Commission repeated twice in 1373 to RICHARD de COLCLOUGH and COLCLOGH respectively and again in Nov 1374. | (CS 13) | |
| 1372 | RICHARD COLCLOUGH by THOMAS COLCLOUGH his attorney received a conveyance of land in Newcastle from Henry Car|ewych for 10 marks. | (S vol XI 179) | |
| 1372 | THOMAS or WILLIAM COLCLOUGH M.P. for Newcastle. If this is Thomas then a Thomas C. and Agnes his wife who were in Endon in this year indicates the man but more probably it is WILLIAM COLCLOUGH M.P. for Newcastle in 1372,1384-6,1390,1395,1397 . This man was probably the William Colclough of Calverhall, Salop, who was dead in 1415 when JOHN COLCLOUGH of Newcastle was his executor. He was surety for Roger Biddulph in 1390 and attorney for John C., Lord of Hanley in 1395, Escheator for Salop in 1407 and mention of him occurs in Clayton in 1411. The family came from Tunstall. | (S Vol1917-18 114 et seq.) | |
| 1372 | Mayor and Bailiffs of Newcastle under 'Line' ordered to cause Edmund Toly and William Colcloughe to be paid 116 s. for 31 days for their expenses. | (CS 6) | |
| 1372 | 1 June. RIC DE COLLECLOGH claimed 40s. from Oulcote and Ric and Alice le Smyth | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1372 | 30 June. THOMAS DE COLLECLOGH inquisitor (with 12 others). | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1372 | RIC DE COLLECLOGH claimed debt from William le Thrower. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1372 | 14 Sept. Thrower admits debt to RIC DE COLLECLOGH. Thomas Trobeshaw and FELICE his wife took land after the death of HENRY son of JOHN DE COLLECLOGH and NICHOLAS his brother in Burwardeslym and elsewhere. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1373 | THOMAS COKKYLEGH and AGNES his wife, who had sons HENRY and THOMAS, were involved in protracted litigation with William Bradshaw on a question of title to land. The case went on for over five years. | ||
| 1374 | Chesterton Account Rolls 29 September 1374 to 30 September 1375 24 qrs. of wheat sold by order of RIC DE COLLELOH | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1377 | 22 April. JOHN COCOWE (called de Canterbury),Citizen and Cordwainer of London, and Agnes his wife conveyed property in Canterbury. | (CS 6) | |
| 1377 | 1377 to 1380 JOHN COLCLOUGH bailiff, Newcastle. | (TP 1 54) | |
| 1377 | 1377/8 Court of Tunstall. WILLIAM DE COLLECLOGH on jury | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1378 | 4th May. WILLIAM DE COLLECLOGH headborough of Oulcote. Nic. le Thrower presented for insulting JULIANA DE COLLECLOGH in Thursfield and forestalling her. | SFC LIX 43 & sq. | |
| 1379 | Presented that JOHN COLCLOUGH holds land in soccage in Wolstanton for which a customary payment of VsVd had not been paid | (TP1 199) | |
| 1380 | JOHN COLCLOUGH was witness to a deed, and also in 1403. | ||
| 1381 | GILBERT DE COLCHYECLE was in the retinue roll of the Earl of Stafford as an esquire. | ||
| 1384 | JOHN COLCLOUGH Mayor of Newcastle and also, with WILLIAM COLCLOUGH, M.P. Born c.1355, son and heir of RICHARD COLCLOUGH, of the same, M.P., dead by 1385. Married Margery and had a son JOHN who was sued for debt jointly with his father in Newcastle in 1420. He was Bailiff of Newcastle in 1380, Mayor of Newcastle 1383-94,1400-11. In 1397 he bought land at Walton-by-Stone some of which he alienated to Stone Priory in 1402. In 1415 he acted as executor for his colleague WILLIAM COLCLOUGH, M.P., of Calverhall, and his name appears constantly in Newcastle and Hanley down to 1420 | (S Vol 1917-8 .101-2,138-46.) | |
| 1385 | 6 Dec. Writ in favour of WILLIAM COLCLOUGH, burgess of Newcastle-under-Lyme against Ralph de Hog. 10 1. 16s for 54 days at the parliament summoned at Westminster on the Friday after St Luke at 4s per day. | (CS 6) | |
| 1386 | 22 March. Westminster. To Sheriffs of London. Order of Mainprise of RICHARD COLCLOWE et al in favour of John Salford, parson, of Wolstanton, at suit of Nicholas, Prior of Trentham for debt. | (CS 6 ) | |
| 1388 | JOHN COLCLOUGH was mayor five times and his name did not appear in the list of Prima Duodena of the Guild Merchant during his mayoralty | (TP1 51) | |
| 1389 | JOHN COLCLOUGH signed entries in Gild Roll | (TP1 53) | |
| 1389 | Mainprise against PETER COLCOK, tapiser, and other not to harm Napoleon de Seriola, a Genoa merchant, under penalty of 100 marks | (CS 6) | |
| 1390 | March. THOMAS COLCOK defendant in action concerning land in Southwark and elsewhere | (CS 22) | |
| 1390 | 8 March To Sheriff of Stafford. Writ of Supersedeas to set free John Combe parson of Swynerton if taken at suit of JOHN COLCLOUGH as exor. of RICHARD COLCLOUGH and Ralph de Pochard and Margrery his wife exors of the said RICHARD for detinue | (CS 6) | |
| 1390 | JOHN COLCLOUGH had paid £15 at Newcastle to Richard Wulvage for Thomas de Lichfield. In 1393 he granted 100 acres in Newcastle to Joan widow of Sir Richard Peshale as dower. In 1393 by his attorney WILLIAM COLCLOUGH he denied a summons and offered to wage his law and was ordered to appear with his compurgators on the morrow of Holy Trinity but he did not appear and no return made to the summonse. | (S.Vol XV 2 3,54-5,90)) | |
| 1390 | WILLIAM COLCLOUGH surety for Roger Biddulph in claim over Manor of Keele. | (S.Vol XV 24-5) | |
| 1390 | HUGH COLCLOUGH M.P., was surety with William Lee of Aston, M.P., and with William Colclough M.P., for Roger Biddulph and a feoffee for the settlement of the Delves estate | (S.Vol 1917-8 168) | |
| 1391 | John Purcell acquired the Manor of Walton by Chelsey from WILLIAM COLESONE | (CS 16) | |
| 1391 | 23 November. Mainprise by William Colclo of Staffordshire et al relating to Simon Frauncis. | (CS6) | |
| 1392 | Commission to THOMAS COLCOK to collect 1/10 and 1/15 in Southwark. | (CS 13) | |
| 1393 | 14 June Mainprise under pain of £40 by THOMAS COLKO, or COLCOKE, and six others from Surrey to do no harm to John Dysalmes. | (CS 6 ) | |
| 1393 | Newcastle Gild Merchant Prima Duodena includes JOHN COLCLOUGH. | (TP 1 103 ff) | |
| 1393 | RICHARD COLCLOUGH mayor of Newcastle | (TP 1 54) | |
| 1394 | 25 May. To Sheriffs of London. Writ of supersedeas omino by mainprise of THOMAS COLCOKE of Surrey and six others at suit of Thomas Spenser averring threats. | (CS 6 ) | |
| 1397 | JOHN COLCLOUGH conveyed land in Stone and Caverswall | (S.Vol XI 179 ) | |
| 1399 | HUGH COLCLUGH, Burgess of Newcastle u/l. | (CS 6) | |
| 1401 | ADAM COLCLOUGH sued John Berchurse for taking fish from waters at Newcastle vi et armis. | ||
| 1402 | JOHN COLCLOUGH and others granted by an inquisition a licence to let land.(S Vol 1912 p 242) Mayor of Newcastle | (S.Vol 1917-8 162) | |
| 1402 | July 9. -COKOLOFF, master of the barge --- commissioned to inquire into ownership of prize off the Somerset coast | (CS 22) | |
| 1402 | Feb 27. Licence for alienation in mortmain to Prior of Stone granted to Nicholas Bradshaw and JOHN COLCLOUGH of six messuages &c of land in Walton by Stone | (CS 22) | |
| 1403 | Nov 22. Order to Escheator of Stafford as part of the 10,000 marks settled on the Queen, provision to be made from various lands but protecting HUGH COKLOUGH for 10 marks a year. | (CS6) | |
| 1403 | HUGH COLCLOUGH was an Esquire in the French Roll of the retinue of the Earl of Stafford (undated but before 1403) (S.Vol XIV pp t.I p 264)In Trentham Priory Chartulary recorded as warrantor of an entailment | (S.Vol XL 308) | |
| 1403 | Nov.22. Order to Escheator of Stafford as part of the 10,000 marks sett. on the Queen, provision to be made from various lands, but protecting HUGH COKLOUGH | (CS 22) | |
| 1404 | HUGH COLCLOUGH is recorded as recipient of a grant of 100/- made by the Earl of Stafford before his death at the Battle of Shrewsbury according to the Patent Rolls of 1404 | (S,Vol 1917-8) | |
| 1404 | March 12. King’s order to pay 10 marks a year to HUGH COLCLOUGH from the Manor of Madeley, the late Earl of Stafford having granted that to COLCLOUGH for life. | (CS 6) | |
| 1404 | May 11. Order by Mainprise of THOMAS COLCLOUGH and others to set free John Harwood, cordwainer, taken at suit of Gilbert Boseley for threats | (CS 6) | |
| 1405 | WILLIAM COLCLOUGH Escheator in Salop and adjacent parts of Wales 1405 -1413 | (CS 13) | |
| 1405 | HUGH COLCLOUGH was claimed by W.Swyneshead to be the joint owner of land for which he was sued by John Chalacre of Chorlton though Hugh was not named in the writ. | (S.Vol XV 1895 43) | |
| 1406 | Nov.9. WILLIAM COLCLOUGH appointed during Royal Pleasure to be Escheator in the County of Salop and the adjacent March of Wales and all persons in the County and March to be intendant to William as escheator. | (CS 13 ) | |
| 1407 | Instruction to give seisin to Neville lands. | (CS 13) | |
| 1407 | April 23 To WILLIAM COLCLOUGH to adjudicate in dispute over lands in Claverly | (CS 6) | |
| 1407 | May 3 To WILLIAM COLCLOUGH Escheator of Salop and the March of Wales instructions to settle an estate dispute over land in Dudilbury and elsewhere | (CS 6) | |
| 1407 | HUGH COLCLOUGH M.P. for Newcastle | (S.Vol 1917/18 1169 | |
| 1407 | HUGH COLCLOUGH Escheator in Salop. | (S Vol 1931 282) | |
| 1407 | HUGH COLCLOUGH by reason of his name should be a local man but he is not mentioned in the Newcastle records. He was elected to represent the Borough in Parliament in 1407 when JOHN COLCLOUGH was Mayor and WILLIAM COLCLOUGH one of the bailiffs. The list of M.P.s includes;-1360, RICHARD. 1372 THOMAS or WILLIAM (WILLIAM in writ, THOMAS in return).1384 JOHN and WILLIAM. 1385 WILLIAM. 1386 WILLIAM, 1390 JOHN and WILLIAM. 1395 WILLIAM. 1397 WILLIAM. 1407 HUGH. 1450/51,1453/56 THOMAS. | (TP1 992/3) | |
| 1408 | JOHN COLCLOUGH and MARGERY his wife sell 34 acres at Chorleton | (S.Vol XI 217) | |
| 1410 | Nov 15. Licence to alienate in Mortmain to the fraternity of St. Ann in the Church of St. John, Chester, held for life by ADAM COLCLOUGH and his wife MAUD. | (CS 22) | |
| 1411 | WILLIAM COLCLOUGH claimed land in Clayton Griffin from Roger and Agnes U--------. | ||
| 1411 | HUGH COOCLOUGH sued William Robinson for waste and destruction of houses in Little Chell, Seabridge and Newcastle demised from him | (S vol XVI 1895 76) | |
| 1413 | June. HUGH COLCLOUGH et al trustees of a marriage settlement on Anne daughter of Hugh de Holles and John son of John Delves | (CS 22) | |
| 1413 | Review of Calendar of Patent Rolls .1413-1416 says "The King's friends evidently hung together for we find HUGH COLCLOUGH, M.P. for Newcastle as trustee of licences to dispose of rents in the Manor of Ridwell &c..." | (S Vol XIV 1911 470). | |
| 1416 | JOHN COLCLOUGH of Newcastle and ELIZABETH widow of WILLIAM COLCLOUGH of Calverhall, Salop, exors. of William sued by Sir Wm.Newport, kt., for 40/- | (S Vol XVII 1896 54) | |
| 1419 | 31 March. JOHN COLCLOUGH, Mayor of Newcastle under Lyme (note of an acknowledgment made before him) | (CS 6) | |
| 1420 | JOHN COLCLOUGH the elder and John Colclough the younger, his son sued by Margaret widow of John Delves for £20 | (S Vol XVII 71) | |
| 1422 | Reeve's account for Newcastle reported that herbage in Kyngesfeld and Penkhill and meadow at Welfordbrigge were demised to JOHN COLCLOUGH at 25s. 4d..a year | (S vol 1912 219) | |
| 1422 | ADAM COLCLOUGH OF Newcastle, ‘gentilman’, sued by the Prior of Trentham for felling trees worth 100/- and also for a debt of 48s 4d. | (S Vol XVII 1896 88) | |
| 1422 | JOHN COLCLOUGH and others sued by John Meverell, son and exor. of late Margaret Delves, for £20. | (S Vol XVII 1896 80) | |
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| 1423 | Duchy of Lancaster; Minister's accounts No.2907 bundle 1833 Pasture in Kyngesfeld in Penkhull with a meadow in Welfordbrigge let to JOHN COLCLOUGH and William del Chamber for 35s 4d. | (TP1 191) | |
| 1425 | Thomas, Prior of Trentham, sued John Delves to give up to him land and the heir of RICHARD COLCLOUGH which belonged to him as RICHARD held land of Thomas the late Prior by military service: and the Prior stated that the sd. Richard had held land of Thomas, the late prior, amounting to seven messuages, 300 acres of land and 40 acres of meadow in Bloreton as of right of his church at Trentham by military service and by homage of fealty and a scutage of 40d when the King's scutage of 40s was levied and that the deceased was in the homage of the late prior and that after the death of the late prior the sd. Thomas had been elected prior of the sd. church so that the wardship fell to him. John appeared in person and admitted the claim of the prior.( Note by Editor: This was probably a collusive suit. Blurton had been given to the Priory in free alms and the grant had been ratified by the King. If a prior held military fiefs he was summoned to Parliament and there is no record of that in the case of Trentham) | (S.Vol XVII 1896 106) | |
| 1425 | JOHANNES COLWEYCHE tenet di.G.M.in Sugevylle et Charnes. | (CS12) | |
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Tunstall Manor court 3 Oct. 1426 WILL COLCLOUGH member of the Great Inquest. |
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| 1427 | HUGH COKESEY, knight, late of Wittely Co.Worcester named in commission of oyer and terminer. | (CS 22) | |
| 1429 | May 5. Saltpit and 3 acres of pasture in Stourmouth, held by John Stapylton, clerk, and John Gyles, gent ,formerly belonged to WILLIAM CUKKOWE | (CS 13) | |
| 1431 | KATRINE widow of JOHN COLCLOUGH of Newcastle, ‘gentilman’, sued by Thomas, Prior of Trentham, for abducting THOMAS, son and heir of JOHN COLCLOUGH whose marriage belonged to him. Katrine did not appear and the Sheriff returned that she held nothing and that the heir could not be found within the bailiwick. The sheriff was ordered to arrest Katrine. | (S VolXVII 1896 131) | |
| 1432 | JOHN COKYLER witness to a conveyance of land at Benyngton, Lincs. | (CS 6) | |
| 1433 | JOHN COKYLER witness to a conveyance at Benyngton, Lincolnshire. | (CS6) | |
| 1435 | John Stopydon, clerk, and Robert Lovelace held a saltpit and 3 acres of pasture in Stourmouth from WILLIAM CUKKOWE | (CS 13) | |
| 1435 | Conveyance of land at Woodmansterne, Sussex ,to RICHARD COLCOKE the elder of Chipstead | (CS 6) | |
| 1435 | John Burgh of Wal(e)ton, Surrey, Esquire to RICHARSD COLCOKE the elder of Chipstead demised land at Wodemeresthon to RICHARD. | (CS6) | |
| 1439 | Saltpit and 3 acres at Stourmouth formerly property of WILLIAM CUKKOWE still in dispute. | (CS 13) | |
| 1440 | WILLIAM COLCLOUGH of Newcastle, gentleman, sued by Richard Willoughby for breaking into his house and taking goods and chattels to the value of 40s. and 40s. in money. William did not appear and the sheriff was ordered to arrest him. | (S.Vol III N.S. 1900 195) | |
| 1441 | RICHARD COLCOKE witness to a conveyance of land at Chalvedown, Surrey, to John Stropwarden, Keeper of the Chancery Rolls et al, to Augustine Hawkins, Citizen and Grocer. | (CS6) | |
| 1442 | 6 May. HUGH COKESEY, nobleman, knight, of the diocese of Worcester and Alice his wife. Indult to have Mass celebrated before daylight. | (CS 21) | |
| 1442 | THOMAS COLCLOUGH sued by John son of Thomas Craddock to carry out the terms of a covenant concerning 54 acres of land in Blurton which Thomas had demised to him | (S.Vol III N.S. 190016) | |
| 1442 | RICHARD COLCOK, currier, and others,-gift of all debts &c due to John Holt, waxchandler. | (CS 6) | |
| 1448 | RICHARD COLCOK, Currier, of London, mentioned in will of John Holt, Citizen and Waxchandler. | (CS6) | |
| 1449 | Aug 8. Commission to WILLIAM COLCLOUGH ,et al, of Coton to collect 1/10 and 1/15 in Salop | (CS 13) | |
| 1452 | Saltpit at Stourmouth formerly property of WILLIAM CUKKOWE still in dispute. | (CS 13) | |
| 1452 | Dec 11. WILLIAM CUKKOWE conveyed property in Stourmouth to John Home | (CS 13) | |
| 1453 | June 6. Termination of dispute concerning Stourmouth saltpit | (CS 13) | |
| 1454 | THOMAS COLCLOUGH fl 1442-54 M.P. for Newcastle 1450-51,1453-54. He is described as "gent, of Newcastle, holding land at Blurton" Mention of him occurs from 1442 to 1464 in which latter year he was outlawed for debt. He was possibly a son of John Colclough of Hanley and for his pedigree see the Visitation of Staffs. RICHARD his son and heir was mayor of Newcastle in 1478 | (S.Vol 1917-18 230) | |
| 1455 | THOMAS COLCLOUGH of Newcastle, gent, and RICHARD COLCLOUGH of Chelle, yeoman, with ROGER COLCLOUGH of Stafford, yeoman, sued by Richard Bagot, arminger for a debt of £40. The defendants did not appear | (S.Vol III N.S. 1900.218) | |
| 1456 | THOMAS and RICHARD as in 1455, together with RALPH COLCLOUGH, yeoman, of Colclough, Staffs., sued by Richard Bagot late sheriff of Co. Stafford for 66s 8 d each. | ||
| 1456 | RICHARD COLCLOUGH of Chelle, gentleman, and three others sued by Geoffrey Middleton for breaking into his close at Chatterley and taking 21 steers, 10 heifers, 6 horses and 5 mares worth £40. The defendants. did not appear and their arrest was ordered. | (S.Vol IV NS 1901 96) | |
| 1456 | THOMAS COLCLOUGH, RICHARD COLCLOUGH and WILLIAM COLCLOUGH sued by Hugh Dodd for land in Calleralle; he claimed that they held the land for William Colclough who had inherited it from Elizabeth Colclough daughter of Matilde Calleralle. | (S.Vol IV NSl901 167) | |
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"At Trinity Term 1456 Geoffrey Middleton was suing John Richard Colclowe of Chelle, gentleman, Thomas Keelyng, John Robinson and John Weggyvode, all yeomen of Wulstynton, for breaking into his close at Chatterle and taking 21 steers, 10 heifers 6 horses and 5 mares worth £40. The defendants did not appear and the sheriff was ordered to arrest them. This Richard Colclough appears to have been a typical swash-buckler of the time, leading bands of ‘malefactors’ or ‘patriots’ on one side or the other during the Wars of the Roses; lying in wait to murder ‘malefactors’ or ‘patriots’ on the other side; and evading arrest with uniform success. The Wars of the Roses began with Warwick’s victory at St. Albans on 22 May 1455 and the Yorkists were still dominant in May 1456. Both Richard and Thomas Colclough who was M.P. for Newcastle in the Yorkist Parliament of 1450 and in the Lancastrian of 1453 were probably bailiffs of Sir Richard Bagot, Sheriff of Staffs, in 1452-3; for in 1455 and 1456 Bagot as ex-sheriff is suing each of them for 5 marks. The evidence leads one to suppose that Richard Colclough at any rate, considered the Red Rose to be the right colour. He died or was killed in 1473..... With John Wedgwood of Blackwood in 1474 we begin the consecutive (Wedgwood) pedigree. It may be that he is the same as that boisterous follower of Richard Colclough who broke in and lifted cattle from Chatterley in 1456. |
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| 1457 | ROBERT COKKYS and JOHN COKLYS involved in dispute at Dunster, Somerset | (CS 6) | |
| 1459 | Saltpit and 3 acres sometime of Wm.CUKKOWE still in dispute | (CS 13) | |
| 1461 | WILLIAM COLWYCH, late escheator of Stafford (CSP 6)1461-1483 Chetwynd's History of the Pierhill Hundred, c 1690, notes that members of the Colclough family occur in the fines for Newcastle in the time of Edward III(S Vol XII 1909 p57)Hanley p72 1374 Richard de Colclough sues Richard Peshale, kt., to warrant the Hanley Manor which William de Kynnardsley claimed. "The Colclough descent is traced (by Ward) down to the heiress of Thomas Swinnerton of Butterton, the husband of Margaret Colclough. Sir Thomas Colclough held this manor in 1615. He removed to Ireland and was buried at Tintern Abbey Co. Wexford in 1642 aet.66. Colclough is in Oldcott, the name still being preserved in Colclough Lane. The site of the manor of Hanley survived in Old Hall (Ward,p.78) Blurton like Cocknage is not named by Chetwynd. The Colclough family were landowners here, Colclough itself being in Wolstanton parish and constantly connected with Newcastle, John Colclough being bailiff of the town in 1380. The Colclough pedigree will be found in Staffs.Hist Coll.Vol V p2. They rose to considerable importance in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, four members being knighted in succession. In 1425 the prior claimed from John Delves the custody of the lands and heir of Richard Colcloough of Trentham, holding seven messuages and 340 acres. | (S Vol XII 1909 57)(also CS6) | |
| 1461 | Inquisition taken in Stafford before WILLIAM COLWYCH lately King's Escheator. | (CS6) | |
| 1462 | Conveyance to Isabella Braddrigge, widowe of RICHARD COLCOCK of Reygate, Surrey (CSP 6) | ||
| 1462 | ROGER COLCLOUGH surrendered 30 acres of customary land to Lord Fitzwaryn on 9 Oct. | (S.Vol VII 175) | |
| 1462 | THOMAS COLCLOUGH, of Newcastle, gent, who had been outlawed on a suit of debt by Sir William Birmingham,kt, appeared in custody of the sheriff and claimed that he had been illegally outlawed because his name was Thomas Colcoght and not Colcloth and that he lived not at Newcastle but at Newcastle-under-Lyme. He was released on sureties including Thomas Colclough the younger of Newcastle and Thomas Stokely of London,gent. A postscript notes that the following Michaelmas Thomas appeared in court and claimed his release on the ground that there was no place called Newcastle simply in Co. Stafford but made no claim on the ground that the name had been misspelt. The King's Attorney appeared and defended the legality of the outlawry and appealed to a jury which was to be summoned for the quindene of Easter day 5 Ed.IV at which date the sheriff made no return to the writ and a further postscript shows that no jury had been empanelled up to Michaelmas 6 Ed.IV | (S.Vol.IV 1901 132) | |
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June 1467. Inqusition. Jury included Rychart of Colclough the Rawlyn of Colclough and Roger of Colclough the elder. |
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| 1468 | WILLIAM COLCLOUGH attorney for William Lago for surrender of parcel of land. | (TP1 196) | |
| 1468 | Richard Colclough of Newcastle appointed to collect taxes | CS13 | |
| 1470 | RICHARD COLCLOUGH of Newcastle, gentleman, and others charged with having broken into the house of John Clyffe at Hynealgrange | (S.Vol XII NS 1909 58) | |
| 1470 | RICHARD COLCLOUGH of Newcastle, gentleman, ROGER COLCLOUGH of Colclough in the parish of Wolstanton, yeoman. John Meyre of Colclough, yeoman and 26 others sued by John Clyffe for breaking his close and houses at Hynealgrange and ill-treating beating and wounding, and taking 12 heifers, 80 sheep and 40 lambs. Defendants did not appear and the sheriff ordered to arrest them. | (S.Vol.IV 1901 166/7) | |
| 1471 | RICHARD COLCLOUGH and 16 others sued by Margery Ronnall for illegally taking cattle and sheep at Hynealgrange. | (S.Vol XII NS1909 58) | |
| 1471 | RICHARD COLCLOUGH of Newcastle, John Swinerton and 'other malefactors' sued by Thomas Joyce for lying in wait to kill him and for beating and ill-treating him so that his life was despaired of and detaining him in prison against the law .The defendants did not appear and in 1473 the Sheriff was ordered to . | (S.Vol IV NS 1901 192) | |
| 1473 | WILLIAM COLOWE arbitrator in dispute over rent in Oxfordshire. | (CS 6) | |
| 1474 | WILLIAM COLCLOUGH late of Newcastle, the elder, and WILLIAM COLCLOUGH the younger of the same, gentleman, sued by Sir John Needham, kt., for trespass. Did not appear and arrest ordered. | (S.VolIV NS 1901 200) | |
| 1474 | Legacy to WILLIAM COLOWE, gent, of London, by Jno Bale of Bury St Edmund’s and London. | (CS 6) | |
| 1475 | RICHARD COLCLOUGH together with Thomas Joyce and John Swynerton late of Bloerton yeoman and John Orpe late of Newcastle, smyth, as before. Did not appear and arrest ordered | (S.Vol 1917/8 230) | |
| 1476 | William Colcowe involved in the conveyance of a watermill at Westgate, Kent. | ||
| 1477 | WILLIAM COLLOWE ordered to take upon himself the state and grade of Serjeant at Law on 9 June under penalty of £1000. | (CS6) | |
| 1478 | RICHARD COLCLOUGH son and heir of THOMAS, Mayor of Newcastle. | (S.1917 230) | |
| 1478 | WILLIAM COLLOWE adjudicating in dispute over watermill at Canterbury. | (CS 6) | |
| 1479 | WILLIAM COLLOWE Serjeant-at-Law. | (CS 6) | |
| 1480 | JOHN COLCLOUGH member of Great Inquest | (TP1 196) | |
| 1489 | RICHARD COLCLOUGH of Newcastle, RICHARD COLCLOUGH of Swynerton and four others testified as to a conveyance of land by John Broughey. | (S Vol 1933 41) | |
| 1489 | Inquest Post Mortem. WILLIAM COLCLOUGH died on the Sunday after Midsummer seised of the undermentioned land in fee. GEORGE COLCLOUGH aged 6 is his son and heir. Salop; Manor of Calvershall and four messuages with their appurtenances there worth £4, held of George Earl of Shrewsbury by service of one Knight's Fee and by payment of seven shillings silver to the said Earl and his heirs. Marches of Wales- divers lands and tenements in Francketon worth 40shs yearly, tenure and service unknown. | (CS15 ) | |
| 1490 | William Colclough died July 22 1490 | CS13 | |
| 1491 | Mayor and Aldermen decided that" the gappe on complaint to the Court of Star Chamber by William Clarke that they had assembled with bows and arrows, swords and bucklers &c and carried away 20 loads of hay in the 27th year of the reign of the sd King. Richard COLCLOUGH of Wolstanton, gent, and John Henshaw of Milnerstown, gent, denied the charges. | (S Vol X TP I 1907 quoting Star Chamber Henry VII Vol IX folio 110) | |
| 1491 | Mayor & Alderman decide that the gappe of Richard Colclough’s grounds going into the redde fields shall be the common gappe to serve the aforesaid field so ever hath any ground in that field to help him to tyne it up in tyme of year. | TP1 p177 | |
| 1492 | John Colclough in list of inquest pro communitate; also in 1493 (p185) & 1498 | TP1 p179 | |
| 1496 | Richard Merlond enfeoffed land in Banstead, Ewell &c to RICHARD COLCOCK and others | (CS 15) | |
| 1498 | John Colclough to pay vid to Thomas Brett towards vis paid for townlands in Hemstall by Him | TP1/185 | |
| 1498 | John Colclough, gent, made a conveyance of land in Stone | S XI 254 | |
| 1499 | WILLIAM COLCLOUGH of Salop died 2 July 1490 | (CS 13) | |
| 1499 | Richard Colclough elected to freedom of Borough | TP1/186 | |
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