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Murder During the Hundred Years War
The Curious Case of Sir William Cantilupe
Melissa Julian-Jones
First published in Great Britain in 2020 by
Pen & Sword History
An imprint of
Pen & Sword Books Ltd
Yorkshire Philadelphia
Copyright Melissa Julian-Jones 2020
ISBN 978 1 52675 079 2
eISBN 978 1 52675 080 8
Mobi ISBN 978 1 52675 081 5
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| AS I was walking all alane | As I was walking all alone | |
| I heard twa corbies making a mane: | I heard two ravens lamenting: | |
| The tane unto the tither did say, | The one unto the other did say , | |
| Whar sall we gang and dine the day? | Where shall we go and dine today? | |
| In behint yon auld fail dyke | 5 | In behind the old fail dyke |
| I wot there lies a new-slain knight; | I know there lies a new-slain knight | |
| And naebody kens that he lies there | And nobody knows that he lies ther e | |
| But his hawk, his hound, and his lady fair. | But his hawk, his hound, and his lady fair . | |
| His hound is to the hunting gane, | His hound is to the hunting gone | |
| His hawk to fetch the wild-fowl hame, | His hawk to fetch the wild-fowl home , | |
| His ladys taen anither mate, | His ladys taken another lover , | |
| So we may mak our dinner sweet. | So we may make our dinner sweet . | |
| Yell sit on his white hause-bane, | Youll sit on his white breast-bone | |
| And Ill pike out his bonny blue een: | And Ill peck out his bonny blue eyes | |
| Wi ae lock o his gowden hair | With many a lock of his golden hair | |
| Well theek our nest when it grows bare. | Well feather our nest when it grows bare | |
| Mony a one for him maks mane, | Many people mourn for him | |
| But nane sall ken whar he is gane: | But none shall know where he is gone | |
| Oer his white banes, when they are bare, | Over his white bones, when they are bare , | |
| The wind sall blaw for evermair. | The wind shall blow for evermore . | |
| Twa Corbies , (Scottish Version collected in the seventeenth century), Traditional. Arthur Quiller-Couch, ed. 1919. The Oxford Book of English Verse: 12501900 , No. 380. |
. For more on the ballad, see: William Montgomerie, The Twa Corbies, The Review of English Studies , 6:23 (Jul., 1955), 227232.
| Nobility: The Cantilupes | |
| The immediate family of Sir William VII de Cantilupe , or Sir William the younger , murdered in 1375 | |
| Sir Nicholas II/the elder | Sir Williams grandfather (d. 1355) |
| Sir William VI/the elder | Sir Williams father (cut out of succession by apparent family agreement in favour of his sons; gained the lands and title anyway when they both died without children of their own) |
| Sir Nicholas III/the younger | Williams older brother, died of natural causes (?) but of whom Sir William was accused of murdering (d. 1370/71) |
| Lady Maud Neville | Sir Williams wife (d. by 1386) [Indicted for murder, conspiracy to murder and aiding/ abetting the murder: acquitted on all counts as no-one testified against her] |
| Nobility: The Neighbours | |
| Sir Thomas de Kydale | Sheriff of Lincolnshire, second husband of Lady Maud (d. 1381) |
| Sir Ralph Paynell | Previously a sheriff of Yorkshire, father-inlaw of Sir Nicholas the younger [Indicted for aiding and abetting the murder, acquitted ] |
| Lady Katherine Paynell (the younger) | Daughter of Sir Ralph and Lady Katherine Paynell (the elder), annulled her marriage to Nicholas the younger |
| Household Servants Indicted for Murder | |
| [Grouped by Outcome, Listed Alphabetical by Surname] | |
| Robert of Cletham | Household Steward [indicted for aiding and abetting but acquitted ] |
| John Barneby of Beckingham | Chamberlain [failed to turn up to court, outlawed , pardoned by King Richard II in 1387 at the petition of Queen Anne ] |
| John Taillour of Barneby | [ John Barneby of Beckinghams alias in 1387 ] |
| Robert Cook of Scotton | Boteler (Butler) [convicted of petty treason, drawn to place of execution and hanged ] |
| Agatha Frere/ Lovell | Lady Mauds maid [convicted of aiding and abetting, but escaped from Lincoln gaol and waived ( waived : female equivalent of outlawed )] |
| Robert Gyse | Sir Williams armour-bearer [convicted of petty treason, drawn to place of execution and hanged ] |
| John Astyn | Servant [failed to turn up to court, outlawed ] |
| William/Walter Chamberlainman | Servant, but not the chamberlain [failed to turn up to court, outlawed ] |
| Augustine Forester | Servant, possibly the forester [failed to turn up to court, outlawed ] |
| John Henxteman | Servant, possibly the stable groom [failed to turn up to court, outlawed ] |
| William de Hayle/Hole | Servant [failed to turn up to court, outlawed ] |
| Augustine Morpath of Scotton | Servant [failed to turn up to court, outlawed ] |
| Henry Tasker | Servant, possibly a piece-worker [failed to turn up to court, outlawed ] |
| Augustine Warner | Servant, possibly a [rabbit] warrener as the name suggests, that is, a gamekeeper of rabbit warrens, since the keeping of rabbits required a special licence [failed to turn up to court, outlawed ] |
The Cantilupe Genealogy (Abridged)
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