Robert death 1581 KYRTON Uxbridge

• General Notes
  • Deeds etc. re the "Queen's Head" on the north side of Uxbridge High Street. Formerly the "Angel" and before that the "Axe".  ACC/538/1st dep/29/1-25 and 30/1-20  1581 - 1769
    (Robert Kyrton to son Robert Kyrton, Robert Kyrton to John Kyrton [Kirton], John Kirton to Thomas Birkbecke, Thomas Birkbecke to John and Joan Hewett, nee Birkbecke, John Hewett to son Jeromie, Jeromie Hewett to John Crawley, John Crawley to John Edlin, John Edlin to daughter Mary Aldwin, wife of William Aldwin, William Aldwin to daughter Mary, who later married Rev. Thomas Milway. Thomas and Mary Milway to Thomas Fellows. Intermediate leases not included).
    Includes: Probate copy of Will of Robert Kyrton of Uxbridge, dated 13th February 1580/81, proved 14th April 1581.
    
    Henry VIII: November 1544, 26-30', Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII: August-December 1544, Volume 19 Part 2
    July, 36 Hen. VIII.—George Crosier, page of the Privy Chamber, for milk, cream, needles and butter, by him provided from 2 May to 3 July, 8s. 8d. Wm. Hopwode, smith, for attendance upon the Queen's beds, 54 days, 36s. Mr. Godsalve, "for a doublet of crimson satin given him in reward by the Council for his pains taken about the Queen's jointure," 40s. [Sir Wm.] Harper, clerk of the Closet, for necessaries, 12s. 1d. George Edwardes, for riding to certain of the King's houses in Kent "to search the country there for sickness," 2 days, 2s. The crossbow maker, by Giles Bateson, for "oon tyllour, oon paire of chekes, and oon bender, oon new lathe, oon crossbowe case and oon dosen di. of crossbowe stringes for the Queene's grace," 44s. 8d. Mr. Wadham, gentleman usher, and one yeoman usher, going, at Mr. Vicechamberlain's command, to view Hampton Court against the Queen's coming thither, 2 days, 5s. 4d. The same Mr. Wadham, 3 yeomen, 2 grooms and page, making ready there, 14s. 8d. John Hickman and Adam Betton, yeomen, and Ric. Merlet, groom, going with the Queen's coffers from Westminster to Hampton Court, 2s. 8d. Ric. Merlet, yeoman harbinger, for making lodging at Westm., St. James, Westm. again, and Hampton Court, 9s. John Grove, yeoman messenger, riding from Westminster to Hanworthe to the lady Harbert, 2 days, 2s. Amyas Hill, yeoman of the Chamber, riding to Otelonde, Wynsore and the Moor, to search the coasts there for sickness, 3s. Thos. Bek, for necessaries, 7s. 2d.; also riding to London on 24 and 25 July, 2s. Robt. Kyrton, master of the Queen's barge, for serving her Grace and her maids to Hampton Court with two barges, 33s. Wm. Coke, boardwages for the month ended 30 July, and necessaries for the grewhounds, 20s.