Cal Pat Rolls 1553 appendix p412

Yewyn (Ewin) George 1552.
Late of Luppitt, labourer.
Pardon:  he had stolen three sheep from John Choleaisshe  at
Childon  (Sheldon)  Devon  and from Christopher  Channon  at
Arlescombe (Awliscombe).


Cal Pat Rolls 1550 - 1553  pp310-1

Yewyn (Ewin) George 1553
Late of Luppitt, labourer.
Broke the close of John Choleaisshe at Childon (Sheldon) and
stole   sheep,   the  same  George  Ewyn  late  of   Luppitt
husbandman,  (six days later) broke the close of Christopher
Channon at Awlescombe and stole sheep.





Somerset Assizes held at Taunton Castle on 12th August 1639
before Francis Crawley J.

Page 184/185

800.  The  cause  between Chard & West  Hatch  and  (versus)
Luppitt in Devon, about the settlement of Mary Lumberd is to
be heard on Tuesday at 3pm, when all parties are to attend.
see No801.
Thomas  Lumberd of Chard, who had married Mary Younge, widow
was complained of to the Michelmas Quarter Sessions 1638 for
living  "idly"  and having wasted the greatest part  of  his
wife's portion; Som QS Recs. ii,P.308.

801.  Order  about the settlement of Mary Lumberd, who  gave
birth to a bastard at Luppitt Devon. The two nearest JP's to
Luppitt  are  to meet with all convenient speed to  make  an
order declaring the reputed father, punishing the mother and
relieving  Luppitt, taking into account the charges  incured
by  the parishoners in this matter. The Somerset JP's are to
ensure that the reputed father appears to perform this order
of the Devon JP's.