• DeedsB.3201 - B.3300

John de Gray and Margaret his wife, of Scoulecotes manor with the bondmen and their issue belonging thereto, & c., and the advowson of the church there, and of land and rent, & c. in Sutton, Dripol and Suthburton. Witnesses:-Sirs

• DeedsC.1901 - C.2000

and fishmonger of London, and sometime wife of Richard Toky, citizen and fishmonger of the same, to Richard Coksete, of Rouchestre, co. Kent, barber, and Joan his wife, Matilda's daughter, sister and heiress of Roger Toky, who was son

• DeedsC.3201 - C.3300

the town and port of Tollesbury and gave to John Caru and John ate Welle, bailiffs, two writs requiring them to detain all ships then in port of the weight of 50 tuns of wine and upward, and to recall

• DeedsD.201 - D.300

friars preachers of Wyltun and Ivelcestre, and to St. John's hospital, Wyltun; also to her sons, Reginald, Geoffrey, Giles, Nicholas, and Edward, and to her daughters Joan, Helen, Geniva, Edya and Cicely, and her sisters Carsindra and Phelippa & c.

• DeedsD.601 - D.700

Doynell and Robert de Allewent to receive seisin from their lord, Ralph de Nevill, of Raby, earl of Westmorland, of the manor and castle of Shirrefhoton, and of messuages, cottages, lands, and wood in Estlyllyng, Westlyllyng, and Corneburgh, and of

• DeedsD.801 - D.900

and fishmonger of the same, and of Ellen his wife, daughter and heiress of Ralph Ryed, late citizen and brewer of London, to William Flete, Thomas Brounyng, Geoffrey Kyke, Thomas Dursle, and John Asshton, citizens and fishmongers of London,

• DeedsA.10101 - A.10200

and his ( in quantum mei et meorum est ), by Jordan Folyot, lord of Gressinghale, to the abbot and canons of St. Mary of Wendlinge that they and their successors may peacefully possess and freely hold in severalty

• Close Rolls, Edward IOctober 1294

prior and convent of Wymundham collectors in the diocese of Norwich. The prior and convent of St. Edmunds The prior and convent of Ely collectors in the diocese of Ely. The prior and convent of Bernewell The prior and convent

• Close Rolls, Edward IIIMarch 1331

orders the treasurer and barons of the exchequer to call William before them, and to see the bills aforesaid and any other letters and evidences in William's possession, and to account with him for the debts aforesaid, and to allow

• Close Rolls, Edward IIIFebruary 1327

his costs and expenses about the said affairs and for the expenses of himself and household, and to allow to him the costs and expenses about the said affairs and 4 marks daily for the expenses of himself and household

• Close Rolls, Edward IIFebruary 1316

and Philip ap Howel. Order to permit the men of the king's garrison of Buelt and his bailiffs and ministers there, and the men of the counties, town and land of Buelt to meet and agree concerning divers trespasses

• Court of Common Pleas, CP 40/742Trinity 1446

the father and AP died, and the manor descended to TP the plaintiff, as son and heir of TP and AP, and he also claims possession of the chest and documents. However, RP has not delivered it, and refuses, to

• Possessions of the prioryOutside London

clerk, and John Mirfeld, 341 27 s . 51/2 d . rents and one rose in Tewin; and of John Chishull alone, 1861/2 acres and 5 d . rent in Tewin and Hilwen, Dacheworth and Knebworth (places near); and by

• Original Documents: Edward I ParliamentsRoll 3

officials and other matters touching the lord king and his peace in those parts and also bags and coffers with writs and other secrets of the lord king's, sent from England and Gascony, and concerning conspiracies between the English and

• Court of Common Pleas, CP 40/872Easter 1480

and RP all actions real and personal, debts, trespasses and quarrels prior to the aforesaid 06/04/1478. And the same arbiters ordained and adjudicated that WC and RP, in full satisfaction of all the debts, trespasses and quarrels between themselves

• Court of Common Pleas, CP 40/667Michaelmas 1427

of force and arms and put themselves upon the country, and WS puts himself likewise. Concerning the remainder of the trespass JK and WW say that WS was a villein and rebel of countess BF's manor of Peckham, and that

• Introduction

of Norwich, Ireland, and Causton, 210 and all other says and scarlets, and all kinds of cloth of Lincoln, Essex, Norfolk, Suffolk, Kent, Stamford, Beverley, St. Osith, 211 Devon, and Cornwall." E 77, 1318, two houses and eight shops in

• Court of Common Pleas, CP 40/594Trinity 1409

and allowed sheep, cows, pigs etc. to consume, trample, and depasture hay worth 100s. Damages are claimed at £40. Pleading: Concerning the use of force and arms NC says that he is innocent and puts himself upon the country,

• Court of Common Pleas, CP 40/594Trinity 1409

and allowed sheep, cows, pigs etc. to consume, trample, and depasture hay worth 100s. Damages are claimed at �40. Pleading: Concerning the use of force and arms NC says that he is innocent and puts himself upon the country,

• DeedsA.13301 - A.13400

4 and 5 Philip and Mary; to hold to them to the uses specified in indentures between her, and the said Margaret Hoo and Mary and Margaret, daughters of said Thomas and Margaret, 11 October, 4 and 5 Philip and