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Laurence Berkeley, Thomas Berkeley and Hugh Boyvil, then Sheriff of Rutland. She also alleged that Hugh empanelled a biased jury when the matter came before the justices of the peace and that Thomas Berkeley prevented her from suing and still threatened her. Agnes requested the Commons to ask the King that she might be able to sue her appeal against the men concerned. The final outcome of this case is not known.
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Thomas’ heir in the inquisition post mortem that followed his death. This being so, Hugh would have been born between John's birth in 1391 and shortly after their father's death in 1401. The
History of Parliament estimates Hugh's year of birth as 1410, but does not explain the reasoning for that estimate.
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Hugh died at some stage between the regnal year 7 Henry VI (i.e. 1467-8), when he transferred the manor of Little
Oxendon to his son Richard, and 1486 when his son William claimed to have inherited property from his father. The relevant volume of the History of Parliament mistakenly estimates Hugh's
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Justice of the Peace for Rutland from 1437 to 1459. Hugh's alleged activities during his second term as sheriff gave rise to a petition to the House of Commons submitted by Agnes Bermythier. She stated that her husband Thomas Bermythier had been murdered on 19 October 1449 by a
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Details of Hugh's maternal ancestry were provided as evidence in litigation relating to property that took place in 1486 between his son
William and John Norwich of Brampton Dingley. The evidence submitted in connection with that case stated that Hugh married, as her second husband, Alice who was a
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Boyville were described as kinsmen to Thomas Walsh, a lunatic, when they were granted custody of his lands and person; Thomas Walsh was a brother of Thomas Boyville's wife Elizabeth. If Hugh was indeed a brother of John, he would have been his younger brother, as John was identified as
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Wood, HJT (1906). "Pedigrees from the De Banco Rolls, temp. Henry VII".
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