General Notes

Sources: 
"The Descendants of William deTendring, Knt., of Tendering Hall & His Wife Dame Katherine Mylde, the First Ten Generations", 
is an excerpt from The Clopton Chronicles, the Ancestors and Descendants of Sir Thomas Clopton, Knt., & Katherine Mylde, and
is the property of the Clopton Family Genealogical Society which holds the copyright on this material.

Harleian Manuscript 1560, Also mentioned in his wife's codicil dated February 24, 1403 he is mentioned several times, including:
"To my husband Willliam de Tendrynnge 40 marks of my goods if he do not impede my exors."

Engleheart, The Church of St. Mary the Virgin,  (Courtesy of Suellen (Clopton) DeLoach Blanton), p. 9, Engleheart cites Sir Harris
Nicholas' book, "History of the Battle of Agincourt," p. 361, which states Sir William fought at Agincourt in 1415.  Because their
daughter, Alice was not admitted Lord of the Manor until1421, Engleheart feels certain Sir William died, then, between 1415 and
1421,  1420 or 1421 being the probable year.

Hervy, The Visitation of Suffolk 1561,  (Courtesy of Suellen (Clopton) DeLoach Blanton), p. 23, Refers to their portraits in Long
Melford Church.  He wears a tabard of Clopton with an ermine spot on the bend, she wears a kirtle of Mylde and mantle of Clopton
with the ermine spot.Also, "The Cloptons of Suffolk," quotes:  "Katherin, d. of Mylde, brought wth her the mannor of Kentwell, in
the countie of Suff., to Sr Thomas Clopton, Knight, being her husband."