England’s Immigrants 1330 – 1550 Resident Aliens in the Late Middle Ages
| Surname: | Halse |
| Forename: | Joceus |
| Gender: | Male |
| Place of Residence: | London |
| Date of Death: | c. 24 April 1464 |
| Taxation Status: | householder |
| Original Document: | E 179/144/69 (tax assessment, 24 April 1464) |
| Notes: | Deceased. From the various references to this name (with variant spellings) it seems likely that the records refer to two individuals, possibly a son named after the father - Joyce Hals senior appears taking an oath of fealty in 1436 and is assessed for the 1441 alien subsidy where he is noted as being deceased before the tax's collection; and Joyce Hals junior appears in the 1444 alien subsidy, acquires a letter of denization in 1447, and is assessed for the alien subsidies of the 1450s-60s before being noted as deceased in 1464. |
| Biographical Notes: | No Notes |
| Relationships: |
|