Thomas Cocke

Also known as: Thomas Cocke draper of London · Family: London · Role: draper · First appears: Henry VI 40

Life events

• c. 1450 · Henry VI granted Thomas Cocke safe conduct to appear before him and depart unharmed.(Henry VI 41)
  • With: Henry VI
  • “By this our writing insealed, we grant & will permit trulie, that Thomas Cocke of London draper, shall come in good suertie and in safegard to our presence, without anie hurt of his person, and so auoid from vs againe at his pleasure”

Henry VI 40

• with Jack Cade (interaction) “The safegard and signe manuell of the capteine of Kent, sent to Thomas Cocke draper of London, by the capteine of the great assemblie in Kent.”

Henry VI 41

• with Henry VI (The king grants Thomas Cocke safe conduct to appear before him and depart unharmed.) “By this our writing insealed, we grant & will permit trulie, that Thomas Cocke of London draper, shall come in good suertie and in safegard to our presence, without anie hurt of his person, and so auoid from vs againe at his pleasure, with all other persons assigned at his denomination with him comming in likewise.”

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Extracted from the original text of Holinshed's Chronicles — the reigns Shakespeare dramatized. Made with Rho MD.