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[Berks.] |
C. 1701. Demise by Thomas Catwy and Joan his wife to John Wade,
of Harewcll, of their manor of Payneliscourt in Borewardescot, excepting
the high chambers of the said manor, which were reserved for the lord and
lady of the manor when they stayed there, and except the granary. 8 May,
9 Richard II. Seal. |
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[Cornw.] |
C. 1702. Release by Robert de Tresilian to William Hendre, parson of
the church of Wythiel, and Ralph Hustyng, of 20 marcs, part of 80 marcs
owed by them. London, 30 November, 1 Richard [II.] |
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[Somers.] |
C. 1703. Grant by John de Wyditone, rector of the church of
Fifhide, and Robert Prat, parish chaplain of the same place, to Richard
Cuntasse, and the heirs of his body, of a messuage with houses, lands,
&c., in Fifhide which they acquired from the said Richard. With successive
remainders in tail to Richard's son John, and to Joan, the wife of John le
Turnur, &c. Sunday before the Annunciation, 3 Edward III. |
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C. 1704. Release by William Vesy, esquire, to Henry, Duke of Exeter,
Anne, Duchess of Exeter, Richard Caudray and Thomas Mannyng, clerks,
of all actions. 23 December, 29 Henry VI. |
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[Suff.] |
C. 1705. Grant by Egidia, relict of Ralph Brian, of Navylton, to
Robert de Brese, clerk, and Joan his wife, of a piece of land in Hecham,
abutting on a wood called 'Turgiiswode.' Hecham, Tuesday after St.
Euphemia the Virgin, 20 Edward I. Seal. |
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[Camb.] |
C. 1706. Demise by Matilda Walteer, of Crawden, and John her son,
to William Vruey (or Urvey), of Wynpool, of a messuage in Wynpool, in a
place called 'le Vyntre,' a croft, and lands in the fields of Wynpool and
Orewelle, part upon Smythishil, part abutting on Sowdon Weie, part in
Litil Hiche, part upon Flexlond abutting on 'le Mare,' part on Blacwelle,
part at Tybbvscros, part on Peeslond, &c. Crawden, Tuesday the Epiphany,
6 Henry IV.
Endorsed: "Gyrton in the countie of Cambrige." |
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[Middx.] |
C. 1707. Demise by Joan, late the wife of George Darell, knight, to
William Aburgh of a tenement in St. Clement's Lane by Estechepe in the
city of London. 8 February, 6 Henry VII. |
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[Derby.] |
C. 1708. Letters of attorney from Thomas Hunt, of Lyndeby, to
William de Lowe, of Chestrefeld, to deliver seisin to John Hunt, of Asshovere,
the younger, of a messuage and garden in Chestrefeld, and land in the fields
of Chesterfield aforesaid. Thursday after Michaelmas, 21 Richard II. Seal. |
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[Warw.] |
C. 1709. Demise by John, son of William atte Birches, clerk, of
Solihull, to Thomas Gryffyn, of the same place, clerk, for his life, of land,
meadow, and moor at Soutford, also of land at Reynalduscros and Lechenarduscote, and by the road from Birmingham to Warwick, and land,
meadow, and moor at Schelleye. Solihull, Sundav after Michaelmas,
20 Edward III. Seal. |
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[Berks?] |
C. 1710. Grant by John Bienshef, of Tyghelhurst, to John de Stonore
of a plot of land which was formerly a tenement of Alan le Gnethe, and
land adjacent in Tyghelhurst, in a field of the said John de Stonore called
'Estfeld,' and pasture for two animals in the said Stonore's fields. Saturday
the feast of St. Barnabas the Apostle, 10 Edward II. Damaged. |
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[Sussex.] |
C. 1711. Release by William Saxton, late of Throckleston, Hants, and
Anne his wife, to Thomas Haughton, clerk, rector of the church of Lurgarsale, of all their right in two messuages and land in Lurgershall and
Buddesden. 16 October, 20 Henry VIII. Seal and fragment of seal. |
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[Devon.] |
C. 1712. Grant by Margery Pruet, widow, to John Snape, of a tenement in Saltcomb in Schabecomb, between Schabecombe lake and the land
of Philip Cortenay, knight. Kyngysbrygge, 5 October, 23 Henry VI. Seal. |
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[Devon.] |
C. 1713. Letters of attorney from Margery, late the wife of John Pruet,
to Richard Upton and Roger Fayrewedyr, to deliver seisin to John Snape
of a tenement in Saltcomb. 6 October, 23 Henry VI. Fragment of seal. |
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[Dorset.] |
C. 1714. Grant by John Hore, alias But, of Bridport, and Joan his
wife, to Richard Dudenay and Avice his wife, of a tenement in West Street,
Bridport. Witnesses:—William Mountfort, Simon atte Forde, bailiffs of
Bridport, and others (named). Friday after St. Valentine the Martyr,
6 Henry VI. Fragment of seal. |
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[York.] |
C. 1715. Release by William Bakere and Edith his wife to Thomas
Calston of the obligation by which the said Thomas had undertaken to
provide the said Edith with a gown befitting her condition at Christmas
every year during her life. The release extends to the first year only.
Lacok, feast of St. John and St. Paul, 9 Henry IV. |
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[Surrey.] |
C. 1716. Grant by Richard Noke, smith, and Joan his wife, late the
wife of Thomas Wodehous, to William Creswyk, of London, of a yearly
rent of 10s. issuing out of a brewhouse tenement with garden, &c., which
the said Richard and Joan held for the life of the said Joan, in Peckham
in the parish of Camberwell. 22 December, 5 Henry IV. French. Seal
and fragment of seal. |
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[Surrey.] |
C. 1717. Grant by Thomas Wodehous, of London, to William Cresewyk,
of London, John Wakefeld, and John Bygood, clerk, of London, of a yearly
rent of 20s. out of a brewhouse tenement in the hamlet of Peckham in the
parish of Camberwell. 1 February, 1 Henry IV. Seal. |
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[Surrey.] |
C. 1718. Grant by John Gybelot, son of John Gybelot, of Peckham,
in the parish of Camberwe'll, to John Coumber and Christine his wife, of
the same place, of an acre of land in the field called 'Goselonde' in Peckham,
adjoining a certain piece of water commonly called 'Waterwey,' extending
to a field called 'Hasefeld.' Peckham, 1 February, 12 Richard II. Seal. |
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Surrey. |
C. 1719. Grant by John Wodehous, of the county of Nottingham, to
William Cresewyk, John North,William Coupere, clerk, John Wodehous, the
younger, and John Bygod, clerk, of the reversion of a brewhouse tenement
and garden in Peckham in the parish of Camberwell. Thomas Wodehous,
of London, and Joan his wife had an estate tail in the premises, Thomas
had died without issue, and his uncle, the grantor, was his right heir and
entitled to the reversion after the death of the said Joan. 1 September,
4 Henry IV. Seal. |
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Surrey. |
C. 1720. Grant by Robert Wite, citizen and 'witewier' of London,
to John, son of John Gibelot, of Peckham, in the parish of Camberwell,
of land called 'Gosacre,' adjoining the field called 'Heselfelde,' also land
adjoining Withebroke Spotte. Peckham, Sunday before St. Tiburtius and
St. Valerian, 6 Richard II. Seal. |
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[Dorset.] |
C. 1721. Release by Thomas Stykelane, of Lyme, to John Rogier, of
all his right in a messuage and curtilage in East Street, Bridport, which
Peter Kyng lately held. Witnesses:—William Huddesfeld, Gilbert Draper,
bailiffs of Bridport, and others (named). Feast of St. Mark the Evangelist,
12 Henry IV. Seal. |
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[Middx.] |
C. 1722. Demise by Roger Colneye, citizen and draper of London, to
Margaret, late the wife of Robert Chircheman,late citizen and fishmonger
of London, daughter of Joan, late the wife of William de Hanampstede, late
citizen and grocer of London, of tenements in 'le Oldechannge' opposite
Carterslane, in the parish of St. Augustin's by the door of St. Paul's, London,
for her life. The said Robert Chircheman and Margaret conveyed the
premises, together with tenements in Soperslane in the parish of St. Anthony,
London, which formerly belonged to Joan, mother of the said Margaret, to
the said Roger and Sir Robert Goldsmyth, clerk, deceased, for the life of the
said Robert and Margaret. John Hende, Mayor of London, William de
Louthe and Stephen Speleman, sheriffs, William Walderne, alderman of
that ward. 28 June, 6 Henry IV. |
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[York.] |
C. 1723. Grant by Isabella, Idonia, and Elizabeth, sisters, to Baldwin
del Hyll, and Marjory his wife, of a messuage and land which descended
to them after the death of their father William de Rodewode; also a
meadow called 'le Leye,' with wood adjacent, at Thurleston. One third of
the rent reserved to be paid to Petronilla de Rodewode for her dower.
[13th century.] |
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Wilts. |
C. 1724. Grant by John Cheyne, of co. Devon, esquire, and Egidia
his wife, to John Cornysh, of Wermyster, John Mayne, Thomas Bryggys,
William Skynnere, Richard Mose, yeomen, of all the lands, &c, in Chiklade,
Coldecote, Ore, and Dreycote, which the grantors had by the gift of William
Palton, knight, father of the said Egidia. Witnesses:—Robert Hungerford,
Edmund Hungerford, John Baynton, knights, and others (named). 26 April,
20 Henry VI. |
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[ ] |
C. 1725. Assignment by Michael Trevere to Richard Flamank and
Thomas Glyn, of all his goods and chattels. 2 November, 2 Richard III. |
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[Staff.] |
C. 1726. Grant by John son of William, son of William son of
Gregory, to William his son, and the heirs of his body, of all his lands and
tenements in the fee of Betteleye except a messuage, curtilage and croft,
which belonged to Gregory the grantor's uncle, and a plot of land at
'le Schete,' a plot of meadow in Westmedue with Rounloker, and land in
'le Fourtiacres,' in 'le Polredyng,' in 'le Polesthed,' and by Westmedue.
With successive remainders in tail to William, son of Robert Skeyl, and
Thomas, son of Robert Skeyl, with an ultimate remainder to the Blessed
Mary of Betley. Tuesday after St. James, A.D. 1349. |
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[Linc.] |
C. 1727. Grant by John, son of Richard Skrope, of Oselby, to William
Chapman, of the same place, of land in the east field of Usselby 'under the
Hyll.' Sunday before Michaelmas, A.D. 1345. |
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[Heref.] |
C. 1728. Release by Gregory Hoper to John Balle, of Bradefeld, and
Isabella his wife of all his right in lands, &c., in Nethermore, Levenne,
Bodenham, Culpeke and Mawrdyn, which he and they lately recovered,
together with lands, &c., in Oklepichard, from Edmund Brugge and Eleanor
his wife by fine levied at Westminster. 6 December, 12 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal. |
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[Herts.] |
C. 1729. Grant by John, Duke of Brittany, Earl of Mountfort and
Richmond, to his esquire Jankyn FitzNicole, of the manor of Chesthunte,
for his life. 3 November, 48 Edward III. French. Cancelled.
Endorsed: Memorandum that this grant was vacated in the King's
Chancery on the grant by the Duke to the said John of an annuity of
80 marcs out of his manor of Quassynburgh (Washingborough) by Lincoln,
21 March, 5 [Richard II.]. |
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[Suff.] |
C. 1730. Receipt from Thomas de Brumton to Sir Robert de Reydon
for 10 marcs sterling for a certain yearly rent of 10 marcs in which the
said Robert was bound; also for other sums. Whersted, Saturday before
the Annunciation, 4 Edward II. |
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[Oxford.] |
C. 1731. Bond from John de Baddeby, of the diocese of Lincoln, to
the prior and convent of the order of St. Mary of Mount Carmel at
Oxford, for 12 marcs. Aumberdene, 26 June, 44 Edward III. |
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[Warw ?] |
C. 1732. Grant by Roger de Boriate, of Scheldone, to William
Merchant (Mercenar'), of 'la Lee,' in free marriage with Juliana, the
grantor's daughter, of his barn and part of his curtilage, and land in 'le
Heye,' between 'le Moulondes' and the road leading to 'le Witemor.'
[13th century.] |
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[Berks.] |
C. 1733. Grant by John de Pesemer, with the consent of Matilda his
wife, to John Brande, of 'la Hulle' in the parish of Inkepenne, and Clarissa
his wife, of a piece of land in a tillage called 'Cornaises crofte,' in 'la Hulle'
aforesaid. Monday after St. Leo the Pope, 9 Edward II. |
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[Middx.] |
C. 1734. Receipt from Thomas Hartlow, citizen and freemason of
London, to Thomas Lord Ormonde, by William Catelyn his servant, for
26s. 8d. 11 July, 7 Henry VII. English. |
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[ ] |
C. 1735. Acquittance from William Blount, Lord Mountjoye, to
Thomas, Earl of Ormonde, for all such assignments and bequests as were
given to him by his late lady and mother, wife to the said Earl. 30 December, 17 Henry VII. English. Signed. Seal. |
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[Middx.] |
C. 1736. Receipt from Sir William Hille, master of the house of
St. Thomas of Acres in London, to the Earl of Ormonde, by his servant
Thomas Balle, for 26s. 8d. sterling, one year's rent of the said Earl's chamber
within St. Thomas's aforesaid. 6 February, 16 Henry VII. English. |
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Bucks. |
C. 1737. Receipt from John Galfeld to Nicholas Wendoure, rentgatherer to John Cornishe, esquire, of his livelihood in Princes Risborough
and Saunderton, for 3l. 4s. 9d. Monks Risborough, 8 December, 5 Edward IV.
English. |
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[Bedf.] |
C. 1738. Confirmation by Robert Bugge, son of Reginald Bugge, to
God and St. Mary of the Hermitage of Blechesho and brother Robert
Parage, and the brethren of the said hermitage, of the gift of the said
Reginald Bugge to them, viz., of land in Bletsoe upon Lestocginc, and
meadow land in Mordene. [13th century.] |
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[Bedf.] |
C. 1739. Release by Agnes Wyppysnade, late the wife of John
Wyppysnade, to William Todyngton, of all her right in a piece of land
which descended to her after the death of her husband, as dower.
Wyppysnade, Sunday the feast of St. John the Evangelist, 18 . . . . . .
Damaged. |
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[Norf.] |
C. 1740. Grant by Ranulph Henry to Sir Geoffrey Wenge, chaplain,
of one penny yearly rent in Seyingge, to be received from Ralph Toke
for a tenement which he held in Langale, and one root of ginger from
the master of the Hospital of Norwich, perpetual rector of the church of
Seething. Hedenham, 2 November, 12 Edward II. |
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[N'hamp.] |
C. 1741. Release by Ralph de Dina, of Little Brampton, to God and
St. Mary, and the Hospital of the Holy Trinity without Northampton, and
the brethren there, of all his right in a rent of 3s. in Little Brampton,
which the said brethren used to receive yearly out of tenements
with which Angetil, the monk of Brampton, enfeoffed the said hospital.
[13th century.] Seal. |
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[Essex.] |
C. 1742. Receipt from Robert Henley, of London, draper, to William
Powere, of High Rooding, for 4l. 4s. 5d., one year's rent due to Dame
Elizabeth Tressam, of which 3s. 6d. is allowed for repairs. Written by the
said Robert Henley, "wt myñ awyñ hand." 24 January, [c. A.D. 1500].
English. |
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[Dorset.] |
C. 1743. Grant by John Clement to William, son and heir of William
Hychecok, of Bridport, of a parcel of land by Kylly[ngsmill ?].
Witnesses:—William Olyver and John Burges, bailiffs of Bridport, and
others (named). Tuesday the morrow of the Invention of Holy Cross,
23 . . . . . . . Damaged. |
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[Dorset.] |
C. 1744. Grant by John Harrys and John Bytesgate, treasurers and
wardens of the lands and rents of the town of Bridport, to John Burgeis and
Agnes his wife, and William their son, for their lives, of a cottage in
Stakelane, Bridport. Witnesses:—William Olyver, one of the bailiffs of
Bridport, John But, and others (named). Friday after the Epiphany,
23 Henry VI. |
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[N'hamp.] |
C. 1745. Demise by Master Ralph de Waldegrave, master of the
Hospital of St. David without Northampton, and the brethren of the same,
to William Dycoun, of Esthaddon, Alice his wife, and Thomas their
son, for their lives, of a moiety of a messuage and curtilage in Esthaddon,
and a moiety of a carucate of land. Witnesses:—Sir John de St. Andrew,
knight, and others (named). Sunday after the Purification, 32 Edward III, |
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[Notts.] |
C. 1746. Demise by William Bukkeler, clerk, rector of the church of
Gotham, and Richard Thorp, of the same place, to Cicely, daughter of John
Babyngton, of . . . . . yk, esquire, and wife of Thomas Samon, son
and heir of John Samon, esquire, for her life, of the manor of Gotham.
with lands, &c., except the advowson of Gotham church. 31 March,
19 Edward IV. Damaged. |
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Worc. Glouc. Somers. |
C. 1747. Agreement between William Wollashull and John Vampage,
the elder, on the marriage of John Vampage, son of the said John the elder,
and Joan, daughter of the said William, giving the said John the younger
an estate tail, after the death of his said father and Elizabeth his father's
wife, in all their manors, &c., co. Worcester, and the manor of Collesborn,
co. Gloucester, with lands, &c., in Great Collesborn, Little Collesborn,
Wythyndon, Elkeston, and Archerstoke, in the same county; and giving
the said Joan an estate tail, after the death of her father, in his manors
&c., in co. Worcester, and, after the death of her father and Elizabeth his
wife, an estate tail in the manor of Syndureombe, co. Somerset. The said
John Vampage, the elder, and the said William enter into mutual bonds for
100l. sterling that they will carry out the above agreement. 10 August,
14 Henry VI. |
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[Staff?] |
C. 1748. Grant by Nicholas le Melwart, of Chelkeleye, sojourning in
Fulford, to William son of Henry de Stalinton, of one royal acre in the fee
of Fulford, in 'the leecroft.' Tuesday the feast of St. Chad the Bishop,
7 Edward III. Damaged. |
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[Bedf.] |
C. 1749. Sale by Thomas Laurens, of Bykeliswade, tailor, to John
Enderby, esquire, of a house in Sutton, adjoining the garden of the parson
of Sutton, &c. 1 May, 16 Henry VII. English. |
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[Bedf.] |
C. 1750. Grant by Thomas Gery, alias Ferrour, of Dunstable, to John
Blecchele, of the same place, of a toft in 'le South ende' of Dunstable, in a
lane called 'Pochunlane.' Feast of St. Stephen, 21 Richard II. |
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[Heref.] |
C. 1751. Grant by Walter de Houton, of . . . . . . . . to Eleanor . .
. . . of land, &c., in Opfeld on the hill, in Lutfeld, in Hulfeld, adjoining
land which formerly belonged to Massie le Chaundos, in Lanecroft, in
Opfeld at 'le Gore,' extending to Sodemarssh. At Le More of Bodenham,
feast of St. Philip and St. James, 7 Richard II. Damaged. |
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[Norf.] |
C. 1752. Grant by Hervey and William, brothers, sons of William
Laweman, of Dilham, to Roger Fayerman, of the same place, of two pieces
of meadow in Dilham, one adjoining the fee of Sir William de Gyneye.
St. Mary Magdalen's day, 8 Edward I. |
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[Surrey.] |
C. 1753. Grant by Thomas Attewalle, of Camberwell, to Richard
Ailwyne, of Peckham, of two pieces of land in the field of Suttfeld Brayard.
Camberwell, Sunday after the Octave of Easter, 17 Edward III. Fragment
of seal. |
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[Bedf.] |
C. 1754. Release by Robert Holme, citizen and mercer of London, son
and heir of Robert Holme, of Dunstable, to Richard Bateman and John
Skynner, of all his right in a barn and ground in 'le Pochonlane,'
Dunstable. 16 April, 5 Henry VI. Fragment of seal. |
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Suff. |
C. 1755. Demise by John de Hothum, bishop of Ely, to Sir Robert de
Bures and Andrew his son, of the wardship of the manor of Edwardestone,
which the bishop held during the minority of Sir William de Mountchenesy,
of Edwardeston. Glemesforde, 16 September, 16 Edward II. French. |
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[Heref.] |
C. 1756. Grant by Richard . . . . ., chaplain, and John, son of John
Wyche, late citizen of Hereford, deceased, executors of his will, to John
Mey, citizen of Hereford, the younger, Master Philip Grym, clerk, Walter
Mubbe, Hugh[. .] ygan, Thomas Housom, and Richard Morys, of a
tenement in which the said testator lived, in St. Thomas Street, Hereford,
adjoining a lane called 'Byhyndewalles,' which the testator devised to his
executors to sell after the death of his son John and others and devote the
proceeds for the benefit of his soul. Witnesses:—John Falk, the younger,
and Roger Barbour, King's bailiffs of Hereford, the said John [Wyche ?],
mayor of Hereford, and others (named). 3 January, 10 Henry IV.
Damaged. Two seals. |
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[Warw.] |
C. 1757. Grant by Thomas de Gardino, to John Madour, of land
in the manor of Solihull, in free marriage with Isabella his daughter,
adjoining the road from Warwick to Birmingham, and at Dunepol by the
road from Hulisleye to Solihull church. [13th century.] |
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[Bedf.] |
C. 1758. Grant by William Neel. of Dunstable, to Thomas Gery, of
the same place, of a toft in South Street, Dunstable. 1 May, 20 Richard II. |
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[Warw.] |
C. 1759. Grant by John atte Orchard, of Longodon, to William, son of
Thomas atte Birches, of Solihull, of all his lands, &c., in Solihull, except a
meadow and croft called 'le Morcroft,' in exchange for lands and the
reversion of a field called 'le Marleputfeld,' in Longdon. Wednesday after
Michaelmas, 11 Edward III. |
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[Sussex.] |
C. 1760. Grant by William Andeman, son of Christina Andeman, to
John Aleyn, of Ifeld, of a field in the parish of Ifeld called 'Orroderedene.'
Friday before Christmas [?], . . Edward I. Damaged. |
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Bucks. |
C. 1761. Demise by John Colyn, parson of the church of Styfford,
Essex, Thomas Mundy, vicar of the church of Kyngeseye, Bucks, and
John Ermyte, of Southwokyndon, Essex, to John Tony, of Kyngeseye, of
a messuage, garden, and croft in Kyngeseye, for his life. 27 November,
7 Richard II. French. Damaged. |
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[Oxford.] |
C. 1762. Grant by Richard de Swaleweclif to William de P . . . . .,
clerk, and Roger his brother, of all his lands, &c, in the manor of Hedinton.
Damaged. |
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[Suff.] |
C. 1763. Grant by Alan Nerband, of Wystone, to Cicely Golde, of
Asingtone, and Hugh her son, and Alice her daughter, of a house and plot
of land in Wistone, in a field called ' Lanefeld,' near a lane leading to
Lenenhey Heath, and abutting on a messuage called 'Morygeve.' Witnesses:—Sir Robert de Horkele, knight, and others (named.) [13th
century.] |
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[Kent.] |
C. 1764. Grant by John Ricard, of St. Mary's in Ho, to Stephen
son of Stephen, son of Adam de Delham, of 1½ acres and 4 daywercks of
land in the said vill, in a field called 'Risfelde,' in exchange for a like
quantity at Hethstykele in the same vill. 12 Edward II. Damaged. |
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Worc. |
C. 1765. Defeasance to a Statute Staple bond from William Vampage,
esquire, to Thomas Brygge, gentleman, and Reynold Asshe, citizen and
mercer of London, for 400l. The bond is to be void if William Catesby and
Richard Wallbyn recover against the said William Vampage, by a writ of
right, the manor of Wyke and lands, &c., in Wyke, Pyndesyn, Pedull,
Pepulton, and Castell Moreton (the said William Vampage being at the
time of the recovery seised of the premises in tail, by the gift, &c., of
Richard Chok, knight, one of the justices of the Common Bench, to
his father John Vampage), and then enfeoff the said Thomas Brygge and
Reynold Asshe, without any interruption, &c., on the part of the said
William Vampage. 12 June, 15 Edward IV. |
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[Norf.] |
C. 1766. Grant by Sir William de Calthorp, knight, to William
Dikkus, of Calthorp, and Matilda his wife, of a messuage and land in
Calthorp, which the said William Dikkus formerly held in villenage.
Witnesses:—Sir Robert de Erpyngham, Sir John de Colby, knights, and
others (named). Sunday the feast of St. Matthias the Apostle, 29 Edward III. |
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[Bedf.] |
C. 1767. Grant by John Bleccheley, of Dunstable, to William Smyth,
of the same place, of a grange and curtilage in South Street, Dunstable, in
Pochunlane. Sunday after the Purification, 4 Henry IV. |
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[Berks.] |
C. 1768. Demise by Sir John de Stonore, knight, to John Poukeput,
Alice his wife, and Margaret their daughter, of land in the field of
Sottewell, in Pottforlong, upon the . . . . . . es, in 'le Wowelondes,' in
Gorbrode, in Mildeneye, &c., for their lives. Stonore, 6 January,
33 Edward III. Damaged. |
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[Wilts.] |
C. 1769. Grant by John Leverich, vicar of the parish church of
Remmesbury, and John Wixi, of Wamburgh, to Joan atte Merssh, widow,
of lands which the grantors had in Knyghtynton, in the parish of Ramsbury, by the gift of Robert atte Merssh, for her life, with remainder to
John, son of the said Robert, in fee. St. Philip and St. James' day,
22 Richard II. |
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Dorset. |
C. 1770. Grant by William Beawshen to William Brownyng, esquire,
the elder, of the manor of Beawshene, with lands, &c, in the parishes of
Mershewode and Abbotistoke, in Mershewodvale, which the grantor had by
the gift of John Cryklade, for his life, &c. 3 July, 2 Edward IV.
Fragments of two seals. |
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[Norf.] |
C. 1771. Grant by William Ketel, of Iteryngham, John Smyth, of
Blicklyngg, and John Steresman, of Calthorp, to William Dykkes, of
Calthorp, of six pieces of land in Calthorp, for his life. Witnesses:—
Oliver de Calthorp, knight, and others (named). Sunday after Easter,
45 Edward III. Fragments of two seals. |
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[N'hamp.] |
C. 1772. Demise by John Greiby, master of the House of the Holy
Trinity by Kyngesthorp, and the brethren of the same, to Richard
Boston, of Bryngton, of land, and a hill called 'Milnehill,' in Bryngton.
10 September, 3 Henry VI. Damaged. |
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[Kent.] |
C. 1773. Grant by John, son of Simon de Clyve, and Alice, daughter
of Henry de Samele, wife of the said John, to John de Rokesle, knight, and
Laura his wife, of a messuage, land, and rent in Frendesbery. Witnesses:—
Sir Roger de Byrlond, and others (named). [13th century.] |
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[Suff.] |
C. 1774. Grant by John Prichet, of Hadleye, to John le Boteler, of
Bolemere, and Thomas his brother, of 50s. yearly rent issuing out of lands,
&c., in . . . . and Leyham. Witnesses:—Sir Andrew de Bures, knight, and
others (named). Aketon, Wednesday before Michaelmas, 8 Edward III.
Fragment of seal. |
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[Somers.] |
C. 1775. Grant by Nicholas Wotton, of Ramysbury, to Elizabeth
Osteler, of Frome, late the wife of John Osteler, for her life, with
remainder to Thomas and Henry, her sons, for life successively, of a
tenement, &c., in Frome, adjoining the mill croft. 16 February, 28 Henry VI.
Fragment of seal. |
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[Bedf.] |
C. 1776. Grant by Simon Wilshamstede, of Dunstable, to William
Neel, and Margery his wife, of the same place, of a toft in South Street,
Dunstable, in Pochonlane. Tuesday before St. George, 6 Richard II.
Fragment of seal. |
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[Suff.] |
C. 1777. Grant by Sir Andrew de Bures, knight, and Alice his wife,
to John Rose and Margaret his wife, of part of the land called ' Dounnescroftes,' in . . . . ., adjoining the high road from Sudbury to Lavenham,
abutting on a field called 'Colmerefeld,' and land in two crofts called
'Langcroft' and 'Cherchecroft,' in exchange for other land. Witnesses:—
Sir Thomas de Grey, Sir Robert de Swynebourne, Sir John de Lutone,
knights. Aketon, Sunday after Michaelmas, . . . . . . . Damaged. |
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Glouc. Dorset. Wilts. Kent. |
C. 1778. Release by Thomas Gower, of Wodehalle, to Bartholomew
Brokesby, John Harewell the elder, John Bray, esquires, and Nicholas
Sauce, of all his right in the manors of Shurdynton, Stonhous, Kynges
Stanleigh, Wodechestre, and Achardes, co. Gloucester, and the manors of
Wotton fitz Pain, Mordon, Langeton, Phelpeston, and Remmesburry, co.
Dorset, the manor of Stapulford, co. Wilts, and the manor of Postlyng,
co. Kent, which he lately held together with them by the gift of John de
Arundell, Lord of Arundell and Mautrevers. 1 December, 5 Henry V.
Seal. |
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[Norf.] |
C. 1779. Indenture by which the commonalty of the town of Great
Jernemuth, and the men of the towns of Little Yarmouth and Gorleston,
submit their disputes as to the loading and unloading and entry of ships in
the water and port of Yarmouth, to the arbitration of John, bishop of
Winchester, Chancellor of the King, and others of the King's Council.
Great Yarmouth, 19 June, 5 Edward III. |
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[Norf.] |
C.1780. Release by John . . . . . . . . . to William son of Simon de
Smalburg, and John his son, of all his right in a tenement which they hold
in Smallburgh and Bestune, &c. Witnesses:—Sir William de Stalham,
William his son, and others (named). Damaged. |
