Source: Public Record Office
Title: Patent Roll 12 Henry VI ii m.24
Date: 1 May 1434
Place: Westminster
Commission, pursuant to Act of the last Parliament, to Philip bishop of Ely, and John de Tiptoft chivaler, also William Alyngton the younger and John Burgoynge, knights of the shire for the county of Cambridge, commissioners, to issue their warrant to the sheriff for proclamation in the next court of the county that the following whose names have been certified into chancery by the said knights of the shire as those of persons who should take the oath not to maintain peace breakers referred to in the said act, should appear before the said commissioners, or three or two of them, and take the said oath, viz:
| . . . |
| Thomas Coke, parker, of Campis |
| John Petiyt of the same |
| Stephen Petiyt of the same |
| John Lambard of the same |
| John Smyth of the same |
| John Britsale of Berkelowe |
| William Fullere of Lyntone |
| John Plukerose of the same |
| Thomas Hamont of the same |
| John Parson of the same |
| John Hoberd of Quye |
| . . . |
Lyntone is obviously Linton. Campis is probably what is now Shudy Camps or Castle Camps, both a couple of miles from Linton. Berkelowe may be Bartlow, about a mile from Linton. Quye is a bit more difficult to identify; Stow cum Quy, a village a couple of miles NE of Cambridge and about ten miles from Linton, is a possibility.
This is the earliest record that I have of a Pluckrose in Cambridgeshire. The presence of John Plukerose in this list does not mean that he was a peace breaker.
