Agnes Daintie

Role: butterwife · First appears: Edward IV 34

Life events

• 1476 · Agnes Daintie was placed in the pillory for mixing old and new butter.(Edward IV 34)
  • With: Robert Basset
  • “And also one Agnes Daintie a butterwife for selling of butter new and old mingled togither, being first trapped with butter dishes, was then set on the pillorie.”

Edward IV 34

• with Robert Basset (Robert Basset, as mayor of London, caused Agnes Daintie to be punished on the pillory.) “And also one Agnes Daintie a butterwife for selling of butter new and old mingled togither, being first trapped with butter dishes, was then set on the pillorie.”

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