John REPINGTON1,2,3

also known as John REPYNGTON

- after 1539

Husbandman

about 1480	Birth of son William REPINGTON
1487	Married Colletta GOLDSMITH.1 http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/cal/reg19.htm
1533	Occupation Husbandman
after 1539	Died in Staffordshire

	Birth of son Robert REPINGTON
	Birth of son James REPINGTON
	Birth of son Richard REPINGTON

Manduessedum Romanorum:
John Repington 3 Henry VII. married Colletta daughter and coheir of John Goldsmith of Goldsmith hall, near Melton, co. Leicester.
CP40/1076
Henry VIII
1533
3969 f
Staffs
trespass
Plaintiff Cumberford, Thomas, esq
Defendants Eusour, Thomas, of Tamworth,drover; Repyngton, John, of Tamworth, husbandman
Collections for a history of Staffordshire
MUSTER ROLL, STAFFORDSHIRE. A.D. 1539.
218
TAMWORTH WITHIN THE COUNTIE OF STAFFORD.
John Repyngton horse salet bill able.
CP40no1096
Henry VIII
1538
2910 d
Staffs
Plaintiff Repyngton, John; Reynoldys, Thomas; Hyde, Robert, junior
Defendants Hyde, Robert
Derbyshire Record Office
RefNo D231 M/E 5111
Title Award by John Weston, John Archard, Thomas Fane and John Bowde, arbitrators chosen to settle a dispute between Sir John Repington and Joan his wife, one of the daughters of John and Agnes Bailley and Robert Hyde and Agnes his wife daughter of Robert and Agnes Wyllis (formerly Bailly), relating to half a burgage in Robe Street Lichfield
27 Apr
Date 1539
[This John Repington was married to Colletta Goldsmith ... Thomas Repyngton also living around this time was married to Johanne Beylle and had dealings with 'Robestrete' in Lichfield - so it appears there's some conflict in information here.]

1. Manduessedum Romanorum: being the history and antiquities of the parish of Manceter
- 1779
- (secondary evidence)
2. Collections for a history of Staffordshire
- (secondary evidence)
3. Repingtons Warwickshire
- (secondary evidence)