Document Reference: E101/61/16

Taken from a well preserved 98 page document in the custody of the Public Record Office, London. The muster was called as an excuse to assess the value of individual holdings, with a view to later levying a tax, which occurred in 1524. Details of the valuation have also been transcribed separately.

Transcribed by: Geoff Lowe
Date Added: July 04, 2000

Surname, Forename	Weapon	No.	Notes
COOTYS, John	Archer
ROGERS, Willam	Archer
LOWTHE, Robart	Billman
CARBROKE, Edmond	Billman
RAYNERS, John	Billman
CHAPMAN, Edmond	Billman
HUNNT? Robart	Billman
ANDREWS, John	Billman
BATEMAN, Willam	Billman
BENNET, Thomas	Billman
WYTHE, Thomas	Billman
BRYAN, Reynold	Billman
BULLEN, Nicholas	Billman
FERROR, Thomas	Billman
CAMPLYN, Willam	Billman
PULHAM, Richard	Billman
THAKWAY, Thomas	Billman