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	almyghty god for the long happy contynuance of yo[u]r most gracyous reigne.		almyghty god for the long happy contynuance of yo[u]r most gracyous reigne.
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 ===Whitney Alliance===
 * [[Family:Whitney, George (s1526-a1587)|George Whitney]], Gentleman, of Icomb
-* William Whitney, Gentleman, of Icomb
+* [[Family:Whitney, William (s1529-a1590)|William Whitney]], Gentleman, of Icomb
 * Richard George, servant of William Whitney
 * Edward Ryley

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 ===Others===
-* Sir Edward Saunders, Knight, Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Eschequer, Justice of Assize, Gloucestershire
+* [[:en:Edward Saunders (judge)|Sir Edward Saunders]], Knight, Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Eschequer, Justice of Assize, Gloucestershire
 * Thomas Carns, Esq., Servant at Law, Justice of Assize, Gloucestershire
 * Richard Harris, yeoman, bailiff

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 [[Image:UpperSwellManorHouse.jpg|frame|Upper Swell Manor House, Upper Swell]]
 ==Overview==
-'''Richard Lylley''' of Stow, Gloucestershire stated that '''William and Johan Foxe''' had leased the Manor of Overswell (Upper Swell), Gloucester which had previously been in the posession of the disolved monastery of Evesham.
+'''Richard Lylley''' of Stow, Gloucester stated that '''William and Johan Foxe''' had leased the Manor of Overswell (Upper Swell), Gloucester which had previously been in the possession of the dissolved monastery of Evesham.
-Lylley claimed that '''William Whitney''', Gent., of Icomb along with his brother '''George Whitney''', Gent. and many others (about 80 in total) had on 15 July 1567 assembled at the manor's mansion house with various weapons to try to gain entry. Richard Lylley, William and Johan Foxe, along with their children, servants, and friends were trapped inside. He claimed that the riotors had used mining instruments to try to undermine part of the house and had threatened to burn it down. The 'riotors' stayed for about three weeks, not letting anyone in or out, and Lylley suggested they were trying to starve them out. The group was forced to drink rain water and to eat verinyse (vermin?). The group in the house finally relented and left, leaving all of their posessions.
+Lylley claimed that '''William Whitney''', Gent., of Icomb along with his brother '''George Whitney''', Gent. and many others (about 80 in total) had on 15 July 1567 assembled at the manor's mansion house with various weapons to try to gain entry. Richard Lylley, William and Johan Foxe, along with their children, servants, and friends were trapped inside. He claimed that the rioters had used mining instruments to try to undermine part of the house and had threatened to burn it down. The 'rioters' stayed for about three weeks, not letting anyone in or out, and Lylley suggested they were trying to starve them out. The group was forced to drink rain water and to eat verinyse (vermin?). The group in the house finally relented and left, leaving all of their possessions.
 '''Richard Lylley''' complained to the Justices of Assize who then issued a warrant for the arrest of '''George Whitney''', '''William Whitney''', and '''Richard George'''. A bailiff attempted to arrest George Whitney and then Richard George, both of whom managed to slip away. Finally, he was able to arrest '''George Whitney''', who grabbed the bailiff and beat him, then was able to escape.
 Because of the social status of the individuals involved, '''Richard Lylley''' requested the Court of Star Chamber to subpoena the Whitneys. Because the Bill of Complaint is the only document in the suit which has been found, the results of the complaint are not known.
 ==Date==
 Elizabeth (1566 - 1567)

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 & maynteyners And where as yo[u]r said subiect beyng in such unlawfull & owtrageous maner ____ryed & oppressyd by the said '''Wyllyam''' & hys complyces at the assyses holden at Glocestre in the Moneth of July
 last passed made hys grevous complaynt to the right honorable '''S[i]r Edward Saunders''' knyght lord chefe Baron of yo[u]r ma[jes]ties Court of Eschequer & '''Thomas Carns''' Esquyer yo[u]r ma[jes]ties Servant at the law
-beyng Justyces of Assyse in yo[u]r said Countie as well for reformac[i]on & redresse of some p[ar]te of the ___ryes wronge[s] & harmes to hym comytted & done as afore ys declaryd, as also for the safety & saufegard of the
+beyng Justyces of Assyse in yo[u]r said Countie as well for reformac[i]on & redresse of some p[ar]te of the numryes wronge[s] & harmes to hym comytted & done as afore ys declaryd, as also for the safety & saufegard of the
 bodyes of yo[u]r said subiect hys servante[s] & frynde[s] beyng grevously threattenyd & standyng in dayly dannger of losse of their lyves or lymes & burnyng of their howses by the said '''Wyllyam Whytney''' & his unlawfull
 reteyners & adherente[s] & namely of the abovenamyd '''George Whytney''' gentleman brother of the said '''Wyllyam''' & '''Richard George''' hys servant two of the Ryotours abovenamyd Upon c[hi]ch complaynt beyng groundyd
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 the said baylyf havyng styll the said processe in hys hande[s] & sekyng to fynde the said '''George Whytney''', lastly that ys wyte the fowrth ~ day of August last passyd, founde the same '''George''' at Church Stanway
 in the Countie aforesaid in the howse of '''Richard Trary''' Esquier one of yo[u]r Ma[jes]ties Justyces of yo[u]r peace in the said Countie, at w[hi]ch day & place the said Baylyf servyd & executyd the said precesse of good abearyng upon the said
-'''George Whytney''' by p[er]sonall arrest of the body of the said '''George''', He nevertheles the said '''George''' after the said arrest than & there cawght the said baylyf by the bosome & w[i]th hys fyst beat & buffett hym, so ___________
+'''George Whytney''' by p[er]sonall arrest of the body of the said '''George''', He nevertheles the said '''George''' after the said arrest than & there cawght the said baylyf by the bosome & w[i]th hys fyst beat & buffett hym, so th[a]t why lest he the
 said baylyfe stoode all astonyed throwgh the multytude of hys blowes & strokes there receyved, he the said '''George''' founde the meanes to escape from the said baylyfe by the backsyde of the said howse, and so p[ar]tly w[i]th
 hys owne force & p[ar]tly w[i]th ayde of other Ryotours unknown rescowyd hym selfe. All & singular w[hi]ch Rowte ryotte[s] rescowes unlawfull assemblyes affrayes bateryes breches of yo[u]r ma[jes]ties peace contempte of
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 examples to styrre & anymate other malefactors to the lyke unlawfull attempte[s] & owtrageous acte[s] & mysedemeanors yf such & so heyghnous offences should passe unponyshed, May yt therfore please yo[u]r
 said ma[jes]ties the p[ro]mysses consyderyd to direct yo[u]r most drad severall wryttes of Subpena to the said Ryotours & other the malefactors before namys, com[m]andyng them & every of them by the same, not only to appere
-p[er]sonally before the most honorable Lorde[s] & other of yo[u]r hyghnes pryve counsell in yo[u]r Court fo Sterre chamber at Westm[inster] ata  certyne day & under a certyne payne to make answere unto yo[u]r p[re]mysses
+p[er]sonally before the most honorable Lorde[s] & other of yo[u]r hyghnes pryve counsell in yo[u]r Court of Sterre chamber at Westm[inster] ata  certyne day & under a certyne payne to make answere unto yo[u]r p[re]mysses
 but also than & there to abyde & obey all such further order & dyreccyon as to the said most honorable shall seme convenyent for redresse of & in yo[u]r p[re]mysses And yo[u]r said poore subiect shall dayly pray to
 almyghty god for the long happy contynuance of yo[u]r most gracyous reigne.
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 ==People==
 ===Whitney Alliance===
-* [[Family:Whitney, George (s1526-a1587)|George Whitney]] of Icomb
+* [[Family:Whitney, George (s1526-a1587)|George Whitney]], Gentleman, of Icomb
-* William Whitney of Icomb
+* William Whitney, Gentleman, of Icomb
 ===Lylley Alliance===
 * Richard Lylley of Stow
 ===Others===
+* Sir Edward Saunders, Knight, Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Eschequer, Justice of Assize
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 ==Overview==