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Category:Le Franceys Family

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This category page displays all known members of the Le Franceys Family, which are currently believed to be the progenitors of the Cleburne/Cliburn lineage. You can read more about the family here: [[Le Franceys Family]].

Le Franceys Family

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== Summary ==
An excerpt from the 1850 Giles County, VA Census.

"W. Clyburn, 57, M, Farmer" 
"Christina Croy, 50, F" 
"Samuel B. (Croy), 16, Farmer" 
"Sarah EJ (Croy), 9"

File:1850 Giles.png

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WikiSysop: An excerpt from the 1850 Giles County, VA Census. "W. Clyburn, 57, M, Farmer" "Christina Croy, 50, F" "Samuel B. (Croy), 16, Farmer" "Sarah EJ (Croy), 9"

== Summary ==
An excerpt from the 1850 Giles County, VA Census.

"W. Clyburn, 57, M, Farmer"
"Christina Croy, 50, F"
"Samuel B. (Croy), 16, Farmer"
"Sarah EJ (Croy), 9"

Clebornes of Essex & Hertfordshire

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WikiSysop: /* Will of James Cleborne */

The Clebornes of Essex and Hertfordshire are a newly discovered branch of the family (as of May 2022) and the initial discovery is credited to Joshua Isom, who has been searching his biological Cleburne ancestor. In doing so, he has unraveled a big piece of this mystery, which I have expanded upon using the other available documents and records.

A large section of this family was determined through the Will of James Cleborne (which was professionally transcribed by Simon Neal), and then filled out by cross-referencing the records of the surrounding area.

=Context & Background=
It has been known for some time that some people with the Isom surname are a perfect genetic match to the Westmorland Y-DNA profile. This can only be true if an Isom son was fathered by a Cleburne or Westmorland or if a Cleburne of Westmorland son was adopted by an Isom. In exploring this connection it was discovered that the American Isom ancestor for this haplogroup arrived on the vessel ''Globe'' of London, 1635. On board that same ship was [[Clyborns of Henrico County|Edward Cleiborne]]. It cannot be coincidence that two people with identical DNA but different surnames happen to arrive on the same ship. This postulated the idea that these two knew of each other.

Clayborn genealogists had been attempting to connect Edward of Henrico County, Virginia directly to Westmorland, since we know the DNA is match to that family. Some genealogists have made some assumptions in this area and connected certain Edwards listed in the Westmorland Parish Registers as being one and the same, despite tenuous evidence. We now know that this is not the case. Thanks to Joshua Isom's research, he uncovered where the Robert Isom from the ''Globe'' was living in London, and just 1.2 miles away, he found Edward Cleborne as well. This pair, in addition to living in very close proximity, are also the correct ages to be the 'Globe' passengers. Since we know the ''Globe'' sailed from London, and this pair is living on the outskirts of London, it is a certainty that this pair found in the records are the passengers from the ''Globe''.

===Will of James Cleborne===
Below is the transcription of the Will of James Cleborne, provided by Mr. Joshua Isom. The lines are preserved in the same length and order as the original document (image in references).

The Will of James Cleborne, proved 3 Dec 1625.

In the name of God amen I 
James Cleborne of Waltham Hollycrosse in the
Countie of Essex Bardge man, beinge sicke in bodie but in good and perfecte memorie, thanckes be given unto Almightie God doe make this my last Will and Testament in manner followinge, First I give and bequeath my soule into the handes of Almightie God, hopinge assueredlie to have p[ar]don and forgivenes of all my sy[n]ns by the death and blodshinge of Jesus Christ my Siviour and redemer and by noe other meanes, and for my body I Com[m]ytt unto the earth from whence it came to be decentlie buried And for my worldlie goodes I give and bequeath in maner following First I give and bequeath unto James Cleborne my my sonne Twentie shillinges, Item I give and bequeath unto William Cleborne my sonne Twentie shillinges, Item I give and bequeath unto Richard Cleborne my sonne Twentie shillinges Item I give and bequeath unto Elizabeth Alyn the wife of Amynabb Allen Twentie shillinges Item I doe ordayne and appointe Thomas Cleborne and Edward Cleborne my twoe yongest sonnes to be my Executors of this my Will and Testament and to see theis legasies paide at Easter next ensewinge, And if any of my said children doe happen to die before Easter next, then that portion to be equallie devided amongest the rest that be livinge. In Witnes whereof I have hereunto set my hand the eight daie of October in the first yeere of the Raigne of our Soveraigne Lord Charles by the grace of God Kinge of England Scotland France and Ireland defender of the faith etc 

This testament was proved on the third day of the month of December in the year of the lord 1625 before master John Wiborow, clerk, surrogate, etc, by the oath of Thomas Cleborne, one of the executors, etc. To whom, etc, sworn, etc, well, etc, and concerning a full, etc, and also a true, etc,saving on the oath, etc, and with power reserved to Edward Cleborne, being in his minority, also named as an executor in the same, when he shall come, etc.

The m[ar]ke of James Cleborne 

Witnesses hereunto 
John Wetherhead and 
Thomas Howe 
w[i]th James Cleborne 
his sonne 

=Clebornes of Essex & Hertfordshire=
#Unknown Cleburne
##William Cleborne
##: m. 3 May 1573 Ellyne Wheatley in Barnet, Hertfordshire. <ref name="WmEllyne"> London, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 [[File:Wm Cleborne Marriage 1573.jpg|100px]]</ref>
##:
##:
##James Cleborne
##:b. 10 May 1564 at Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England. <ref name="Mimms">England & Wales Christening Records, 1530-1906</ref>
##:d. 11 Oct 1625 at Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England. <ref name="JamesBurial">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1607-1642: Oct 1625. [[File:James Cleborne Burial Record 11 Oct 1625.jpeg|100px]]</ref> <ref name="James Will"/>
##:p. Apollonia Isham b. 12 Jul 1567 St. Olave Old Jewry, London. (- m. Robert Lee 20 June 1587).
##: James and Apollnia were never wed. William was raised by other Ishams in the area (see:[[The Case for William Isome]])
##:
##:
###: William Issome of South Mimms, Hertfordshire. b. Cir. 1586
###: m. Marie Harding 13 Oct 1619 at St. Peter Paul's Wharf, London.
###:
#### Mary Isome b. 19 Mar 1620, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire.
####:
#### Robert Isham b. 30 Sep 1621, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire
####:
#### Ann Isham b. 20 Dec 1624, Cheshunt,Hertfordshire
####:
#### Elizabeth Isham b. 11 May 1628, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire
####:
#### Rachel Isham b. 22 Nov 1629. Cheshunt, Hertfordshire
####:
##: m. 19 Jul 1590 - Agnes Jurye <ref name="AgnesMarriage">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1580-1592 - Jul 1590 [[File:James & Agnes Marriage record 1590.JPG|100px]]</ref>, b. 26 May 1570, St. Andrews, Hertford, England. <ref name="Agnis">England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975</ref> d. of Thomas Jurie <ref name="Agnis"/> d. 4 Oct 1625 <ref name="Agnesdeath">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1607-1642 - Oct 1625 [[File:Agnes Jury Death 1625.JPG|100px]]</ref> 
##: James Sr. worked as a Bargeman on the River Lee, from his Will.
##:
##:
###Johane Cleborne <ref name="Johane1593"> Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1580-1592 - Aug 1593 [[File:Johane 1593.JPG|100px]]</ref>
###: b. 26 Aug 1593 in Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England. <ref name="Johane1593"/>
###:
###Elizabeth Cleborne<ref name="James Will"/>
###: b. 30 Mar 1595 in Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England. <ref name="Eliz1595">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1580-1592 - Mar 1595 [[File:Elizabeth bapt 1595.JPG|100px]]</ref>
###: m. 28 May 1620 Benadab Ellen <ref name="James Will"/> <ref name="ElizAllen">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1607-1642 - May 1620 [[File:ElizEllen Marriage 1620.JPG|100px]] </ref>
###:
###:
###James Cleborne<ref name="James Will"/> 
###:b. 10 Dec 1598 at Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England. <ref name="JamesJr">Waltham of Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials: 1580-1592 [[File:James Jr Baptism 1598.JPG|100px]]</ref>
###:d. 13 Oct 1662 at Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England. <ref name="Glazier">Waltham of Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials: 1653-1686 - Oct 1662. [[File:James Clibourn burial 1662.JPG|100px]]</ref>
###: m. 23 Jul 1620 Dorithy Matthew at Waltham Abbey, Essex, England. <ref name="JamesDorithy">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials: 1607-1642 [[File:James Dorthy Marriage 1620.JPG|100px]]</ref>
###: James Jr. worked as a Glazier from his burial record.
###:
###:
#### Elizabeth Cleborne <ref name="Eliz1621>Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1607-1642 - Sep 1621 [[File:Eliz Bapt 1621.JPG|100px]] </ref>
####: b. 2 Sep 1621 at Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England. <ref name="Eliz1621"/>
####: m. 6 Jan 1642 Robert Cox at Waltham Abbey, Essex, England. <ref name="ElizCox">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials: 1607-1642 - Jan 1642 [[File:Eliz m. Robt Cox 1642.JPG|100px]]</ref>
####:
####:
#### John Clibburne <ref name="John1636">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1607-1642 - Mar 1636 [[File:John Bapt 1636.JPG|100px]]</ref>
####: b. 27 Mar 1636 in Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England. <ref name="John1636"/>
####:
####:
#### Jane Cleborne <ref name="Jane1641">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1607-1642 - Apr 1641 [[File:Jane bapt 1641.JPG|100px]]</ref>
####:b. 26 Apr 1641 in Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England <ref name="Jane1641"/>
####:
####:
###William Cleborne<ref name="James Will"/> 
###: b. 6 Sep 1601 at Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England. <ref name="Wm1601">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials: 1580-1592 - Sep 1601 [[File:Wm Son of James Bapt 1601.JPG|100px]]</ref>
###: m. 2 Oct 1625 Elizabeth Powill at Waltham Abbey, Essex, England. <ref name="WmPowill">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1607-1642 - Oct 1625 [[File:Wm Cleborne Marriage 1625.JPG|100px]]</ref>
###:
###:
#### William Cleborne <ref name="wm1629bapt"/>
####: b. 6 Sep 1629 at Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England. <ref name="wm1629bapt">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1607-1642 - Sep 1629 [[File:Wm Cleborn bapt 1629.JPG|100px]]</ref>
####: d. 28 Sep 1629 at Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England. <ref name="Wm1629bur">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1607-1642 - Sep 1629 [[File:Wm Cleborne Burial 1629.JPG|100px]]</ref>
####:
#### Elizabeth Cleborne <ref name="Eliz1630">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1607-1642 - Dec 1630 [[File:Eliz bapt 1630.JPG|100px]]</ref>
####: b. 26 Dec 1630 <ref name="Eliz1630"/>
####: m. 21 Oct 1652 Nicholas Ward at Waltham Abbey. <ref name="ElizWard">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1642-1653 - Oct 1652 [[File:ElizWard 1652.JPG|100px]]</ref>
####:
####:
#### Mary Cleborne <ref name="Mary1633">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1607-1642 - Apr 1633 [[File:Mary Bapt 1633.JPG|100px]] </ref>
####:b. 14 Apr 1633 in Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England <ref name="Mary1633"/>
####:
####:
####:
#### John Cleborne <ref name="John1635">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1607-1642 - Mar 1635 [[File:John Bapt 1635.JPG|100px]] </ref>
####:b. 13 Mar 1635 in Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England <ref name="John1635"/>
####:
####:
####:
###Richard Cleborne<ref name="James Will"/> <ref name="Rich1604">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1580-1592 - Sep 1604 [[File:Richard Cleborne bapt 1604.JPG|100px]]</ref>
###: b. 24 Jun 1604 at Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England. <ref name="Rich1604"/>
###:
###:
###Thomas Cleborne<ref name="James Will"/>
###: b. 16 Nov 1606 <ref name="Tho1606"> Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1580-1592 - Nov 1606 [[File:Thomas Bapt 1606.JPG|100px]]</ref>
###:
###:
###[[Clyborns of Henrico County|Edward Cleiborne]] of Henrico County, Virginia <ref group="Notes">Edward is listed as Edmond on the Baptism record, however these are still the same people. There are many known cases of Edward and Edmond being used interchangeably during this time period, including the Edward of Westmorland.</ref>
###: b. 22 May 1614 <ref name="Hotten">Hotten, John Camden "The original lists of persons of quality, emigrants, religious exiles, political rebels, serving men sold for a term of years, apprentices, children stolen, maidens pressed, and others, who went from Great Britain to the American plantations, 1600-1700" Pg. 120 (1874) Empire State Book Company. [[File:Hottens Cleborne Isom.JPG|100px]] </ref> <ref name="James Will"> Will of James Cleborne, London, England, Wills & Probate: 1507-1858 [[File:James Cleborne Will 1625.jpg|100px]]</ref> <ref name="Waltham">Waltham Holy Cross Register of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials: 1607-1642 - May 1614 [[File:Edward of the Globe Baptism.JPG|100px]]</ref>, Waltham Holy Cross, Hertfordshire, England.
###: d. 15 Sep 1662, St. Michael, Barbados. <ref name="Barbados"> St. Michael's Church Parish Register, St. Michaels, Barbados</ref> (See [[The Barbados Hypothesis]]).
###: Edward is still a minor child at the time of his father's death in 1625 and was placed under the guardianship of his older brother, Thomas. <ref name="James Will"/>

==Notes==
<references group="Notes"/>

==References==

The Barbados Hypothesis

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WikiSysop:

This hypothesis come from Johnathan J. Clayborn, MS.

A handful of researchers that I have come across have inferred, as I have, that Edward is the father of [[Clyborns of Henrico County|John Clyborn]], however, most of those researchers cite Edward as having died in 1658 in Jamestown, VA. No tree that I have seen has cited a source for this fact. I have not been able to find any death or burial records for Edward Cleiborne/Clyborn who died in Jamestown. When directly asked about it, many of the researchers say that they got it from another researcher, but no one can seem to remember where this detail originated. In doing my own comprehensive search, I have not been able to find any death record for Edward in Virginia.

As with most things in life, that leaves us with a finite number of possibilities. In this case, there are two obvious outcomes:

1. Edward's death was not recorded. 
2. Edward did not die in Virginia.

For the first part, we cannot rule this out as a possibility. While more records of colonial times survived than certain records of other countries, it would be foolish to assume that our records are entirely complete and that no gaps existed. A gap in the record would explain neatly the lack of a record. And, in most cases I am a fan of Occam's Razor when attempting to solve riddles such as this. However, there exists another possibility that cannot be ignored. In searching death records, there is a death record for an Edward Cleaborne on Barbados in 1662.

=The Barbados Record=
[[File:Barbados Death.JPG|right]]
The page from the Church in Barbados. On the page are visible, "Edward, son of Edw. Cleaborne" d. 20 Aug 1662. Further down is "Mary, the wife of Edw. Cleaborne" d. 8 Sep 1662. Below that is "Edward Cleaborne" d. 15 Sep 1662.

The first question I have is why did they all die so quickly? My best guess, based on the number of other burials around the same time for such a small island, is probably an outbreak of some kind of illness or disease. I’ve been trying to find some other documents that talk about Barbados history in general to determine if anything of that sort is mentioned.

This document doesn’t list the ages of the deceased, nor anything else pertinent except their date of internment. We can presume that, given the time period, the date of death was probably close this date, especially if the above supposition is correct about disease being the cause. It does not definitively prove that this is, in fact, the same Edward who came to Virginia. It is possible that this is simply a different Edward Cleaborne. However, since we know that Cleburne is a place name from a specific location in England, during the 1660s there are only going to be a handful of Edward Cleburnes alive anywhere on Earth, probably not more than six. Based on that fact, the probability of this being a different Edward Cleburne is small.

The question remains, if this is the same Edward Cleiborne who came to Virginia in 1635, can we connect him to Barbados? The answer to that question, is yes, circumstantially.

=The Barbados Connection=
The connection of Edward to Barbados is not a direct route. Unfortunately, there isn't a single record that says "Edward went from Virginia to Barbados". If that were the case, this would be easy. Instead, this connection is made through a grand example of cluster genealogy.

For years I had been stuck on Edward. I had been reasonably sure that Edward was the father of John (See [[The Case for Edward]]), but I knew nothing else about him. Out of frustration I decided to do a deep dive on Capt. Blackman. I had seen his name appear several times in other records and thought, maybe, just maybe, there would be another record where Edward is mentioned. It turns out that Mr. Blackman was a pretty interesting individual in his own right, a true Colonial Adventurer.

Capt. Blackman was born as Jeremiah Blackman in England in about 1620 to Nicholas Blackman, a well known sea captain. By 1633 Jeremy Blackman was placed in command of the ship 'Expedition' and undertook a voyage to virginia. <ref> "Adventures of Purse and Person: 1607-1624/5" p. 42, 47. </ref>. Blackman later commanded the ship 'Thomas Bonaventure' <ref> Adventures of Purse and Person: 1607-1624/5" p. 52</ref>. In 1634 Blackman got into legal trouble with the Royal Courts for allegedly beating a ship's boy while in command of the 'Expedition'. <ref> Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, During the Reign of Charles 1</ref>. In 1635 he was given command of the 'Globe' and brought 161 passengers to Virginia<ref>Original Lists of Persons of Quality (Hotten)</ref>, including Edward Cleiborne. In 1636 he entered into a business deal and bought a huge tract of land while continuing to command vessels <ref>Colonial Virginians and Their Maryland Relatives, p.16</ref>. In 1641 Blackman married Elizabeth Regimorter of London. By 1643, Blackman is command of the 'William' and working for the Courteen Association - essentially the East India Company of the Caribbean. He and his business partner, Maurice Thompson plot to start a new colony in Assada <ref>https://archive.org/details/calendarofcourtm00eastrich</ref>. In 1649, one of Mr. Blackman's ships, the 'Roe Buck' was seized by Prince Rupert and impounded, all cargo lost. This ship was jointly owned by Blackman. Among the other owners are: William Ryder (a long-time companion of Blackman's), Lucas "Luke" Lucie (another long-time friend of Blackman's), John Robinson, John Harris, George Branton, and others. <ref> http://www.marinelives.org/wiki/HCA_13/63_f.12r_Annotate</ref>. He also changes oceans and begins working for the East India Company <ref> A Calendar of the court minutes, etc. of the East India Company: 1650-1654</ref>. By 1651 Capt Blackman commands the 'Eagle' and is regularly running supplies to English factories in India <ref>The English factories in India, 1618-1669 : a calendar of documents in the India Office, British Museum and Public Record Office by Foster, William, Sir, 1863-1951</ref>. He is appointed the president of the EIC and remains at the post until 1654, when he departs in his ship, the 'Dove' <ref>The English factories in India, 1618-1669 : a calendar of documents in the India Office, British Museum and Public Record Office. by Foster, William, Sir, 1863-1951 </ref>. In 1656 he died in London and was buried there.

Blackman led an action-packed life. But how does that tie in to Edward Cleiborne? The thread that I needed came from a will that was proved in 1682 in Barbados. The Will was that of one Jacob Lucie and it lists Jeremy Blackman as his son-in-law <ref>https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_History_of_the_Island_of_Antigua/NoVIAQAAMAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=%22Jeremy+Blackman%22+%2B+Barbados&pg=PA204&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q=%22Jeremy%20Blackman%22%20%2B%20Barbados&f=false</ref>. This threw me for a loop. Why would Mr. Lucie list Blackman as his son in law? I re-checked the records. Blackman married Elyzabeth Regimorter on 25 Oct 1655 at St. Mary's Church in Walthamstow, Essex, England. <ref>England, Select Marriages, 1538–1973 </ref>. What I didn't see at first that Elizabeth Regimorter was a widow. Her husband, Dr. Ahasuerus Regimorter - a physician, had died. Dr. Regimorter married Elizabeth Lucie, daughter of Jacob who wrote the will. So that explains how Jeremy Blackman was the son-in-law. But that name was familiar, where had I seen it before? Back in 1641, one of the other co-captains was Luke Lucie, Elizabeth's sister - and Jeremey's brother-in-law. Luke Lucie and Jeremy Blackman ran all over the Caribbean and Atlantic together. They were great friends, so much so that one of Jeremy's sons was named Lucie Blackman<ref>UK, Extracted Probate Records, 1269-1975 (Court, Land, Wills & Financial): Blackman, Jeremy, Esq., Death: 1656, Jeremie Blackman, Probate: 25 Nov 1656, Residence: Andrew Undershaft, London: The National Archives; Kew, England; Prerogative Court of Canterbury and Related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers; Class: PROB 11; Piece: 259</ref>.

So how does this connect Edward? Bear with me a little more, I'm getting there. According to the same book that mentioned the Will of Jacob Lucie, it mentions that both of Jacob's sons, Luke Lucie and Jacob Lucie held land in Barbados. <ref>https://books.google.com/books?id=NoVIAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA204&lpg=PA204&dq=%22Jeremy+Blackman%22+%2B+Barbados&source=bl&ots=FKDrWiUU8i&sig=ACfU3U3VnNBRIDbfkMaS-pIZPlFtNqJqVA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi8ztOU3ZPgAhW1KH0KHRsnAh8Q6AEwCHoECAMQAQ#v=onepage&q=%22Jeremy%20Blackman%22%20%2B%20Barbados&f=false </ref>. So now we have one of the Clyborn's neighbors having two brother-in-laws with land in Barbados. Edward knew Jeremy Blackman who knew Luke and Jacob Lucie and they had land in Barbados. That's 3 steps. And there's an Edward who died in Barbados. And we also know that Edward was no stranger to sailing ships, as he came over at least 3 times. It's fairly easy to imagine a situation where his friend and neighbor across the river says "hey, have you met brother in law? They have a business deal for you...".

=Conclusion=
Through the above notes we can demonstrate that the Edward in Virginia lived across the James River from his former Ship Master, Jeremy Blackman, who had two brothers in law, Luke and Jacob Lucie, who both owned plantations on Barbados, so it is not unreasonable to suppose that this could be the Edward from Virginia. Obviously, circumstantial evidence is not proof. I've presented a good argument, and one that fits the facts, but that does not mean that it is the only fit. It may be safe to assume that the Edward in Barbados is the same one who went to Virginia given the lack of any other death records for Edward. However, more work needs to be done before we can prove this hypothesis as true.

A photograph or transcription of the headstones themselves could list additional information, such as DOB or date of death, which would help prove or disprove this hypothesis. Tracking that down has been challenging. Churches in Barbados don’t really have much use of emails. I attempted to just email someone at one of the churches and ask if they would mind snapping a photo or two for me, but the church doesn’t have an email. The church itself also has changed names from what is originally listed on the documents as well. Ultimately, someone would need to go to Barbados or contact someone who lives in Barbados and get physical images of the headstones to see if they hold more details.

=Sources=

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WikiSysop: /* Court of Common Pleas */

The following page is a list of old court cases which the family has been party to. Also included is a list of other miscellaneous documents and notes.

==Court of Star Chamber==

The Star Chamber was an English court that sat at the royal Palace of Westminster, from the late 15th century to the mid-17th century, and was composed of Privy Counsellors and common-law judges, to supplement the judicial activities of the common-law and equity courts in civil and criminal matters.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Year
!County
!Plantiff
!Defendant
!Charges
!Roll
!Notes
|-
|1560
|Westmorland
|Symon Slyngesbye 
Alexander Gowling
|Richard Clayborne 
Richard Lowther
|Civil - Property dispute
|STAC 5/S18/1 
STAC 5/S83/35
|
|-
|1602
|Cumberland
|Thomas Cleaborne
|Richard Lowther et al
|
|STAC 5/C81/40
|Almost certainly "Thomas of Hay Close"
|-
|1602
|Cumberland
|Thomas Cleyborne
|Richard Lowther 
Thomas Carleton
|
|STAC 5/C75/17
|Almost certainly "Thomas of Hay Close"
|-
|1603
|Cumberland, Yorkshire
|Sir Richard Lowther, Knight
|Thomas Cleaborne, gent 
Humphrey Wharton 
and others.
|Seizure of another Thomas Cleaborne, a ward of plaintiff Sir Richard Lowther at Hutton, and of goods and deeds of his property in Killerby. assault; destruction of property; unlawful assembly; abduction.
|STAC 8/202/31
|
|}

==Chancery Court==

The Chancery court existed from the mid 14th Century until 1873. The Chancery had jurisdiction over all matters of equity, including trusts, land law, the estates of lunatics, and the guardianship of infants. It also had the ability to overturn rulings from the Court of Common Pleas for much of its existence.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Year
!County
!Plantiff
!Defendant
!Charge
!Roll
!Notes
|-
|1560
|Westmorland
|Richard Cleburne
|Simon Slingesby 
Alexander Goldinge
|Civil: Dispute over property in Cliburn Rectory
|TNA C 8/1/131
|Case was appealed by Slingesby (see Star Court notes)
|-
|1560
|Westmorland
|Richard Cleburne
|Simon Slingesby 
Alexander Goldinge
|Civil: Dispute over property in Cliburn Rectory
|TNA C 8/1/131
|Case was appealed by Slingesby (see Star Court notes)
|-
|1608
|Norfolk
|Attorney General
|Dorothy Clayborne (Widow of Thomas Clayborne)
|Goods and chattels found by inquisition to be property of Thomas Clayborne deceased (Crown Debtor)
|E124/7 136r 333 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT3/J1/E124no7/aE124no7recto/IMG_0145.htm Image]
|
|-
|1614
|Westmorland
|
|Hugh Sanderson; Richard Lowes of Reagill, Westmorland; Thomas Adison; Anthony Lowes; Thomas White; Edward Wynter; Edward Walker; Ambrose Lancaster; John Dent; John Furnas; Anthony Walker; John Hugill; Edward Blamyre; Thomas Addyson; Edward Addison; William Addison; Henry Asponer; William Hugill; Hugh Walker; Richard Holme; George Holme; William Holme; Anthony Robinson; James Robinson; Robert Robinson; Richard Robinson; Thomas Aray; Thomas Sannderson; William Lowes; William Kitchinge of Reagill, customary tenants & cottagers in Reagill; Francis Blenkarne; John Atkinson of Kirkbistaphen[Kirkby Stephen], Westmorland; Robert Hindmer; Richard Spenceley; George Salkeld; John Hobson; John Hindmore; William Shawe; Christopher Blacklin; Edward Wharton; Robert Wharton; Henry Fawcett; William Blenkarne; Thomas Rudd; Richard Musgrave; Edward Wilson; John Thompson; Richard Dixon; Hugh Shawe; Richard Fenton; Thomas Birkdole; Christopher Fawcett; Christabell Hall; John Milner; Humphrey Williamson; William Waller; William Race; William Blenkarne; William Hobson; Rowland Howgill; Richard Addison; John Darbie; Robert Smithe; Simon Atkinson; John Hall; Hugh Salkelde; Thomas Dawson; Richard Wilson; Thomas Smarte; Richard Hindmore; William Hindmore; Christopher Dauson; George Browne; George Mason; Robert Wilson; John Lambe; Henry Parkin; Jenett Kitchinge; Jenett Turnor; Nicholas Bowlande; William Bowland; Henry Blenkarne; John Hutchinson; William Fawcett; Edward Lorymer, tenants & cottagers of Kirkbistaphen; William Barwicke; Lancelot Haitton of Shap, Westmorland; Lawrence Wells; Richard Bardwicke; Richard Stewardson; John Barwicke; Thomas Wells; Thomas Langhorne; Richard Jackson; Thomas Thistlethwait; William Araye; John Clawdesdale; William Araye; Thomas Hayton; John Mathewe; Thomas Docker; Henry Loghearde; Robert Araye; William Langhorne; George Whinfell the elder; Thomas Docker; Robert Whinfell; John Whinfell; Agnes Kitchinge; William Copperthwayte; Anthony Docker; Richard Smithe; Henry Araye; Anthony Plett; George Whinfell the younger; William Futhergill; Richard Kitchinge; Alexander Lowther; Thomas Robinson; Thomas Futhergill; Simon Robinson; Richard Hoghearde; John Brockbancke; John Robinson; William Robinson; Peter Harrison; William Morlande; Richard Kitchinge; William Robinson; George Robinson; John Lowther; Edward Jackson; Richard Alexander the younger; John Robinson; Richard Alexander the elder; John Kitchinge; Richard Rigge; John Robinson; Richard Measand; Robert Hogheard; William Robinson the elder; Simon Robinson; Peter Clowdesdale; John Gibson; Henry Araye; Alan Araye; Robert Stewardson; William Whinfell; John Haiton; Thomas Clowdesdaile; Richard Robinson; John Barwicke; William Johnson; Richard Barwicke; Richard Measand; Hugh Lowes; Roger Haitton; Thomas Marthwait; William Robinson; Robert Wells; Raphe Turner; James Fishe; George Docker; Richard Castlowe; Robert Whiteheade; John Haitton; James Robinson; William Robinson; John Gibson; Richard Whiteheade; Richard Araye; John Hodgson; John Morland; Martin Measand; Robert Haitton; John Haitton; Thomas Robinson; William Haitton, tenants & cottagers of Shap; Richard Wilson; Leonard Wharton of Wharton; Richard Morelande; William Turner; Thomas Turnor; Richard Waller; Thomas Smarte; John Parlour; John Todd; John Reakestrawe; Hugh Fawcett; William Derbie; Abraham Haisthwitle; Phillip Darbye; John Darbye; Henry Haisthwitle of Wharton; Thomas Robinson; John Wilson; George Kinge; Anthony Dickson; Richard Dickson; John Fothergill; John Dente; William Maison; Richard Wharton; Mathew Dickson; Henry Hewbancke; Henry Turner; Richard Smarte; Thomas Cuningham; Thomas Maison; William Wharton; John Dente; Michael Fothergill; Thomas Hewbancke; John Hewitson; Edward Dickson; Thomas Dickson; Anthony Robinson; Thomas Smythe; Michael Rawe; William Rawe; William Wawbie; Robert Smart, tenants & cottagers of Wharton & Naitby; Lancelot Bellas; Richard Sympson; William Richardson; Robert Pattison; Henry Sympson; Thomas Gill; Nicholas Gregson; John Sympson; Nicholas Woulfe; John Lynge; Richard Wilson; Henry Blamier; Robert Parker; John Twentyman; Thomas Hodgson; Robert Nicholson; George Richardson; Richard Sympson the younger; George Bellas; Barnaby Machaell; Stephen Bells, tenants & cottagers of Marton, Westmorland; William Yeate; Alexander Wilkenson; George Baxter; Hugh Mattison; Richard Mattison; John Denison; William Hudson; Hugh Hudson; John Horne; William Hudson, tenants & cottagers of Bampton Carhullan; Thomas Winter the elder; Thomas Winter the younger; John Colston; George Holme; Richard Atkinson; Allan Holme; Hugh Claburne; William Smithe; William Morlande; John Camplyn; Thomas Smithe; Richard Robinson; Robert Atkinson; Thomas Smith; Mathew Winter; Richard Nicholson; John Kendall; Robert Robertson; John Noble; Edward Addison; Thomas Wilkinson; Richard Wynter; John Whinfell; Richard Holme; William Robinson; Thomas Salkelde; Richard Salkelde; Richard Sympson; Edward Webster; Henry Simpson; Humphrey Miles; Robert Westgarth; Thomas Blanner; Thomas Northwaite; Robert Wells; John Dennyson; William Barwicke; John Newinson; Robert Betholme, tenants & cottagers of Sleagill, Thrymby & Newbystaines; Richard Fallowfielde, clerk of Blaylandhead als Fieldhead in Soweby above Broughe under Stainemore v Phillip, Lord Wharton and Sir Thomas Wharton his son & heir apparent
|Settlement of the customs, fines and terms of copyhold tenure on the manors of Marlon Bampton, Corhallam, Sleagill, Thruby or Thrunby, Newbystaines, Sowerby above Broughe and Naitbye, Westmorland.
|C78/505, no. 10 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no505/IMG_0010.htm Image]
|
|-
|1628
|Essex
|Raphe Latham of Spinynster, Essex
|Sir Roger James 
Sir Robert Cocke 
John James 
Thomas James 
William James 
Thomas Clayborne 
Thomas Legatt 
Anne Bland 
John Gifford 
Robert Frith 
Anne (Frith) his wife 
Sir William Ayloffe 
Robert Goldan
|Estate of William Latham. Spinster Hall, Essex. Lease of mansion to George Wiseman
|C78/247, no. 5 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no247/IMG_0036.htm Image]
|
|-
|1658
|Norfolk
|Robert Brewster of Wrentham, Suffolk
|Thomas Akers; James Akers; Calvin Brinckly; James Bircham; Edmund Browne; Daniel Browne; Thomas Bunting; Nathaniel Bird; Thomas Bedingfield; John Bircham; George Bullen; Robert Blower; John Cooke; Henry Cooke; James Clayborne; Henry Clayborne; Robert Cooper; Jacob Cooke; William Dey; Edmund Dey; Thomas Davy; John Evered; Robert Feltwell; William Girlington; Thomas Hallman; William Harwood; John Hallowell; Thomas Hartwell; John Hipkin; Thomas Johnson; John Jury; Samuel Lynn; Robert Love; John Leeds; William Mundford; Samuel Mann; Thomas Medicliffe; Ralph Marham; Edward Newman; John Nabbs; Rice Olley; Richard Pashelder; Peter Page; John Potter; Henry Ransom; William Riches; Robert Rogers; Richard Smith; William Starth; John Spurrell; Thomas Thompson; John Walter; Robert Walter; William Younges; Mary Athill; Anne Akers; Ursula Bird; Rowes Burton; Bridgett Bishopp; Ursula Cooke; Margaret Dey; Anne Dennis; Anne Frary; Alice Gibbs; Anne Children; Tharner Gresham; Mary Head; Elizabeth Jervis; Winfred Leeds; Katherine Melton; Katherine Mann; Margery Shinquin
|Disputed customs and fines for copyhold tenants of manor of Hildolveston, Norfolk.
|C78/716, no. 16 [176] [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no716/IMG_0336.htm Image]
|
|-
|1663
|Kent
|Sir Edward Hales of Tunstall, Kent
|Thomas Bellingham 
William Cleborne
|Accounts of factorship and fraudulent borrowing of money
|C78/745, no. 12 [57] [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no745/IMG_0015.htm Image]
|
|-
|}

==Court of Common Pleas==

The Court of Common Pleas was the most prolific and active of all of the English courts. It was active from 1178 until 1873. This court heard civil cases between private parties from which the Crown was not a party.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Year
!County
!Plantiff
!Defendant
!Charges
!Roll
!Notes
|-
|1415
|Westmorland
|Lady Elizabeth Clifford
|John de Clibburn of Clibburn Harvy, gent; 
Richard Uttyng of Clibburn Harvy, yeoman; 
John Uttyng of Clibburn Harvy, yeoman; 
Richard Boueland of Clibburn Harvy, yeoman; 
William Addeson of Bolton, yeoman; 
Hobson, of Kirkeby Thore, yeoman
|Traspass: close & taking trees
|CP40/618 f 1077 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/H5/CP40no618/aCP40no618fronts/IMG_1077.htm]
|
|-
|1415
|Westmorland
|William de Coldale
|Thomas Clibbourn of Greystoke, yeoman; 
Thomas Alanby of Lamanby, yeoman; 
John Donanby of Blencoggowe, yeoman; 
William Hochelbegger of Holme, yeoman; 
Stephen Alanson of Kirkland, yeoman; 
Richard Mirhous of Louswater, yeoman; 
Hugh Kempe of Cokirmouth, yeoman; 
John Hugon of Uldale, yeoman; 
John Wampole of Wampole, yeoman; 
John Ullayk of Louswater, yeoman; 
William Ullayk of Louswater, yeoman
|Debt
|CP40/618 d 1845 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/H5/CP40no618/bCP40no618dorses/IMG_1845.htm]
|
|-
|1420
|Westmorland
|John Clybburn
|John Langton of Bolton, husbandman 
John Hoggesson of Bolton, husbandman 
Robert Nicolson of Magna Stirkeland, miller
|Traspass: taking
|CP40/636 f 428 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/H5/CP40no636/aCP40no636fronts/IMG_0428.htm Image]
|
|-
|1422
|Westmorland
|Nicholas de Radclyff (on his own account)
|John de Clyburn of Clyburn, Esq.
|Traspass: close & taking trees
|CP40/647 d 473 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT1/H6/CP40no647/bCP40no647dorses/IMG_0473.htm Image]
|
|-
|1430
|Westmorland
|John Crackenthorp 
William Crackenthorp 
Thomas Burgham
|William Clyburn of Clyfton, husbandman; 
Thomas Ireland of Clyfton, husbandman; 
Robert Wyber of Clyfton, husbandman; 
John Remy of Clyfton, husbandman; 
John Ireland of Clyfton, husbandman; 
William Wryght of Clyfton, husbandman
|Trespass & Taking
|CP40/677 d 1063 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT1/H6/CP40no677/bCP40no677dorses/IMG_1063.htm Image]
|
|-
|1430
|Westmorland
|Roland Clyburn
|John Robynson of Clyburn, husbandman; 
Thomas Robynson, junior, of Moreland, husbandman; 
John Bakhous of Neweby, husbandman; 
John de Hall of Slegill, husbandman; 
John Mason of Slegill, husbandman; 
Thomas Baxter of Slegill, husbandman
|Tresspass close
|CP40/677 f 197 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT1/H6/CP40no677/aCP40no677fronts/IMG_0197.htm Image]
|
|-
|1432
|London
|Robert Cleburn
|William Fromond of Winchester, mercer or merchant
|Debt
|CP40/685, d. 1629 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT1/H6/CP40no685/bCP40no685dorses/IMG_1629.htm Image]
|
|-
|1498
|Westmorland
|Richard Foxe, Bishop of Durham
|Thomas Lancaster of Herteshop, gent; 
Thomas Clebourn of Clebourn, gent; 
William Wybar of Clyfton, gent; 
William Whittyngham of Appulby, yeoman; 
Thomas Blenkynsop of Helbek, gent; 
George Blenkynsop of Appulby, gent
|Trespass
|CP40/943 f 638 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT4/H7/CP40no943/aCP40no943fronts/IMG_0638.htm Image]
|
|-
|1498
|Hertfordshire
|Oliver Clybbourn
|Richard Redmayn of Chepyng Barnet, gent; 
Roger Gardyner of Chepyng Barnet, yeoman; 
Gilbert Johnson of Chepyng Barnet, beer brewer; 
John Sharpe of Chepyng Barnet, laborer
|Trespass: close
|CP40/943 d 1493 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT4/H7/CP40no943/bCP40no943dorses/IMG_1493.htm Image]
|
|-
|1508
|Surrey
|Ralph Dacre, esq; Ralph Tyndyng, clerk
|Christopher Browham of Browham, Westmor, gent; 
John Crakenthorp of Newbiging, Westmor, gent; 
Richard Barwise of Newbiging; 
Christopher Boste of Clybborne, Westmor, yeoman; 
John Lancastre of Brampton, Westmor, esq; 
John Moreland of Penrethen, Cumber, esq; 
John Fleke of Brampton, yeoman; 
James Berkeley of Berkeley, Glos, esq; 
William Byford of Slymbrygge, Glos, yeoman; 
John Baylly of Hamme, Glos, yeoman; 
Robert Warcop of Kowby, Westmor, gent; 
Alan Wolff of Kowby, yeoman; 
William Wyber esq; 
Christopher Fallofeld; 
John Bowkyll, yeoman; 
Edward Warcop of Smerdall, Westmor, gent; 
Robert Warcop of Warcop, of Westmor, gent; 
Richard Blyncarn of Watby, Westmor, yeoman; 
Thomas Clybborne of Clybborne, gent; 
Thomas Warcop of Kowby, gent
|Debt
|CP40/983 f 737 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/H7/CP40no983/aCP40no983fronts/IMG_0737.htm Image]
|
|-
|1514
|Westmorland
|Robert Clybborne
|John Wharton, junior of Clyburne, husbandman; 
Thomas Lycok, junior, of Clyburne, miller; 
Adam Wharton of Clybbourn, husbandman
|trespass: close
|CP40no1005B d 926 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/H8/CP40no1005B/bCP40no1005Bdorses/IMG_0926.htm Image]
|
|-
|1514
|Westmorland
|Thomas Clybbourn
|Richard Robynson of Newby upon Stane, husbandman
|trespass: close
|CP40no1005B d 926 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/H8/CP40no1005B/bCP40no1005Bdorses/IMG_0926.htm Image]
|
|-
|1514
|Westmorland
|Thomas Clybbourne, Esq
|John Bladsmyth of Knype, husbandman; 
Joan Bladsmyth of Knype, widow; 
Christoppher Walker of Knype, husbandman; 
John Wyldyng of Knype, husbandman; 
Thomas Jakson of Knype, husbandman; 
Hugh Bradlegh of Knype, husbandman; 
John Langhorne of Butterwyke, husbandman; 
John Yate of Butterwyke, husbandman; 
Hugh Robynson of Rygondale, husbandman; 
William Robynson of Rygondale, husbandman; 
Joan Denyson of Rygondale, widow
|Suit of Mill
|CP40no1005B d 926 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/H8/CP40no1005B/bCP40no1005Bdorses/IMG_0926.htm Image]
|
|-
|1516
|Westmorland
|John Ernele
|Edward Warcop of Smerdell, esq; 
Thomas Cliborne, of Cliborne, esq; 
John Machell of Crakenthorp, esq; 
Christopher Hylton of Burton, esq
|Debt
|CP40no1013 d 20 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/H8/CP40no1013/bCP40no1013dorses/IMG_0020.htm Image]
|
|-
|1516
|Westmorland
|Thomas Clybburn
|Henry Salkeld of Quaylle, gent 
Thomas Dykson of Nuby de Stones, husbandman
|Tresspass; close
|CP40no1013 f 1169 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/H8/CP40no1013/aCP40no1013fronts/IMG_1169.htm Image]
|
|-
|1516
|London
|Richard Coldall of Carlell, esq, executor of John Coldall
|Christopher Lancastre, esq, executors of John Crakenthorp of Newebiggyng, Westmor, esq; 
Stephen Lancastre of Appulby, Westmor, chaplain; 
Margaret Sandforth, executor of Thomas Clibburne of Clibburne, Westmor, esq
|Debt
|CP40no1013 d 343 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/H8/CP40no1013/bCP40no1013dorses/IMG_0343.htm Image]
|
|-
|1525
|London
|Ralph Swyllyngtyn
|Roger Belyngeham of Burnalside, Westmor, knight; 
Thomas Clyfford of Broham, Westmor, knight; 
Thomas Clyborn of Clyborn, Westmor, esq; 
Thomas Curwen of Wyrkyngton, Cumber, esq
|Debt
|CP40no1046 d 1133 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT3/H8/CP40no1046/bCP40no1046dorses/IMG_1133.htm Image]
|
|-
|1527
|Westmorland
|Gilbert Wharton 
Guy Machell 
Robert Clybburn, Esq 
John Dawney, gent
|Thomas Brygges 
John Brygges
|
|CP40/1055 f 665 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT3/H8/CP40no1055/aCP40no1055fronts/IMG_0665.htm Image]
|
|-
|1528
|London
|Anthony Colvyle, Esq.
|Robert Clybourne of Clybourne, Gentleman
|Debt
|CP40/1057 f 6087 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/H8/CP40no1057/aCP40no1057fronts/IMG_6087.htm Image]
|
|-
|1533
|London
|Anthony Covel, Esq (Executrix of Agnes Covel)
|Robert Clibourn of Clibourn, Gentleman
|
|CP40/1076 d 5478 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/H8/CP40no1076/bCP40no1076dorses/IMG_5478.htm Image]
|
|-
|1533
|Essex
|Thomas Clayborn
|John Clerk of Kelden, turner; 
Simon Furton of Mgna Byrche, yeoman; 
Hugh Roo of Feryng, husbandman
|
|CP40/1076 d 6388 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/H8/CP40no1076/bCP40no1076dorses/IMG_6388.htm Image]
|
|-
|1535
|Yorkshire
|Henry Wethereld
|Robert Clybburn of Clybburn, Westmor, gent 
John Constable of Barnby Bossall, esq 
George Broun of Carleton juxta Threske, laborer
|debt
|CP40/1084 d 2977 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/H8/CP40no1084/bCP40no1084dorses/IMG_2977.htm Image]
|
|-
|1535
|Yorkshire
|Henry Wetherell
|Robert Clybburn of Clybburn, Westmor, gent 
John Constable of Barnby Bossall, esq 
George Broun of Carleton juxta Threske, laborer
|debt
|CP40/1076 d 3769 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/H8/CP40no1084/bCP40no1084dorses/IMG_3769.htm Image]
|
|-
|1563
|Norfolk
|John Clayborn
|William Man of Matsale, husbandman
|Debt
|CP40/2098 d 27 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT3/Eliz/CP40no1208/bCP40no1208dorses/IMG_0027.htm Image]
|
|-
|1563
|Norfolk
|John Cannon, Sr, of Assheell
|John Claiborne, Sr, of Billingford, husbandman
|Debt
|CP40/2098 f 829 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT5/Eliz/CP40no1251/aCP40no1251fronts/IMG_0829.htm Image]
|
|-
|1567
|Norfolk
|John Cannon, Sr, of Assheell
|Thomas Claiborne of Cossey, clerk
|Debt
|CP40/1251 f 828 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT5/Eliz/CP40no1251/aCP40no1251fronts/IMG_0828.htm Image]
|
|-
|1580
|Norfolk
|Godfrey Burman
|Thomas Garrard of Coltyshall, yeoman 
John Leams, Jr, of Ingham, weaver 
John Rose of Ingham, yeoman 
John Clayborne of Billingforthe, yeoman
|concord
|CP40/1373 f 98 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT5/Eliz/CP40no1373/aCP40no1373fronts/IMG_0098.htm Image]
|
|-
|1584
|London
|Thomas Clayborne, Merchant
|John Fyswyck of Cambridge, vinter
|Debt; undefended
|CP40/1420 d 216 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT4/Eliz/CP40no1420/bCP40no1420dorses/IMG_0216.htm Image]
|
|-
|1642
|London
|Katherine Highlord, widow, executrix of John Highlord
|William Cleborne, painter stainer and citizen of London
|Debt on an obligation £200, emparlment
|CP40/2498 m 1622 d[2,098] [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT5/C1/CP40no2498/bCP40no2498dorses/IMG_1201.htm Image]
|
|-
|1642
|Norfolk
|James Clayborne
|John Bircham de Hundolneston, grocer
|Error on a Common Pleas case in Defamation: "Thow livest by deceiving, cozening, and common cheating of every man with whom thou buyest or sellest and thou art a cheating knave, and I will prove it: question me if thow darest."
|KB27/1675 m 341 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/C1/KB27no1675/aKB27no1675fronts/IMG_0640.htm Image] 
[http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/C1/KB27no1675/bKB27no1675dorses/IMG_1743.htm Image] 
E1642 Q f855 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/C1/KB27no1675/aKB27no1675fronts/IMG_0640.htm Image] 
E1642 Q d854 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/C1/KB27no1675/bKB27no1675dorses/IMG_1743.htm Image]
|
|-
|1642
|Middlesex
|William Clayborne, armiger
|Thomas Wannerton
|Trespass: assault in St Margaret, Westminster, and imprisonment
|KB27/1675 m 61 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/C1/KB27no1675/aKB27no1675fronts/IMG_0094.htm Image]
|
|-
|1642
|Oxfordshire
|William Cleburne
|Richard Freeman 
Thomas Powell 
Robert Holte, gent 
William Davy
|Trespass: breach of close: house and closes in Bucknell alias Buckenhall
|KB27/1676 m 344d [970] [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/C1/KB27no1676/bKB27no1676dorses/IMG_1906.htm Image]
|
|-
|1642
|London
|William Cleborne 
William Stanes (Lessor)
|John Harrison
|Ejectment: in Christ Church, London; undefended; inquest of damages
|KB27/1677 m 817d [971] [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/C1/KB27no1677/bKB27no1677dorses/IMG_1574.htm Image]
|
|-
|1642
|Oxfordshire
|William Cleburne
|Thomas Steedman 
John Lyne
|Trespass: breach of close: house and closes in Bucknell alias Buckenhall
|KB27/1676 m 345d [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT2/C1/KB27no1676/bKB27no1676dorses/IMG_1907.htm Image]
|
|-

|}

==Other Documents==
These documents are neither Court Proceedings, nor are they Church Records.

===Elizabethan State Papers===

1558- (TNA SP 12/3, 50). Letter, Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge, to Cecil, Clybburne, accused slandring the Queen 
(TNA SP 12/3, 50). i. Depositions, slander of the Queen 
[http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/SP12/3_(1559)/SP12_3_50_f159.htm Image] [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/SP12/3_(1559)/SP12_3_50_f159v.htm Image] [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/SP12/3_(1559)/SP12_3_50_f160.htm Image] 
(APC 1558-70 p.76) Letter, PC to Earl of Derby, transport from Chester for money for Ireland. 
(APC 1558-70 p.76) Letter, PC to Sussex JPs, to punish disorders in Halisleham and spoil of the church. 
[https://www.british-history.ac.uk/acts-privy-council/vol7/pp76-100 Image]

COUNCIL FOR THE MARCHES IN WALES 
1577- (TNA SP 12/120, 65). Petition of Richard Cliborne, from the Clink, to spend six months at the Bath for the recovery of his health.