Paid a fine of 40s for refusal to take knighthood.510

Occurs in Chancery Proceedings as "having built a mansion or dwelling house of half timber in Flesbroke, and prays for damage against one Walter Eyton, bricklayer, for defective chimney."

He was administrator of brother John Bleasdell's estate in 1602, and guardian of the minor children of his elder brother, Henry.
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