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- "15 April 1587
Greenewich
A letter to Sir Phillip Butler, Sir Henrie Coningsbie, Mr Edward Cary, MrCharles Moryssin, Mr Frauncis Heidon, Mr Humfrey Conningsbie, thatwhereas their Lordships were informed of a notable disorder then lateliecommitted by certaine lewde and licentious persons who, forcibliebreakinge by night into the house of Robert Stepney, gentleman, slue andcarried away with them a tame yonge stagge, which by commaundemente ofour verie good Lorde the Erle of Leicestere was given in charge to thesaid Roberte Stepney carefullie to keepe and foster for her Majesties useand pleasure, which was not unknowen (as it was said) to some of thedelinquentes; their Lordships therefore thought it expedient forthwith towill and require them, uppon the receipt thereof, to doe their uttermostendeavours in apprehendinge, or in causinge to be apprehended, all suchpersons as the said Stepney should nominate unto them, or anie such as totheir owne discrecions should seeme culpable or anie waies accessarie ofthat delicte, and by all meanes by them to be thought good to examine andbolte out the verie truth of the matter, and to committ th'offendours tothe next gaole, there to remaine untill their Lordships should takefurther order as the case required; and, further, they likewise requiredthat (forasmuch as the said Roberte Stepney had been daungerousliethreatned, and therebie stoode, as it was enformed, in feare of hislife), they should take such substanciall order that her Majesties peacebe kepte, and that the said Stepney might goe quietlie aboute hisaffaires without anie lett or molestacion by anie of the adherentes orfrendes of the delinquentes, or by anie other by their procurement; andto signifie unto their Lordships their proceedinges in the premisses withall convenient speed as they might."
Source: Public Record Office
Title: Privy Council Register. Elizabeth vi p.323
suposed to have died without issue
But was this the Henry Conisbee who married Ann Kiddy on 30 June 1674(IGI) in Kings Walden, Herts
NOTE!
Robinson's Mansions and Manors of Herefordshire refers in notes on"Breinton", to several members of a branch of the Coningsby' family whichthey were unable to trace, viz ......... Fitzwilliam Coningsby, gent of,Corporal of ye Lord Coningsby's Hospital, buried 4 may 1715.
In the IGI in the London Entries is an entry for a Fichwilliam Coninsgbyson of Henry and Annae Coningsby baptised 1655 at St Martins in theField, Westminster. Could this have been the son of this Henry and Ann.Unfortunatly there is no corborating evidence at present.
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Bef 1629 - 1692 (> 62 years)
d. Bef 23 Aug 1666 (Age ~ 77 years)