1318-01-04, Westminster
The like to all the sheriffs of England. [ Jbid.] Enrolment of grant and release by Richard de Mounteny, son of John de Mounteny, to Sir John de Chelmersford, clerk, of 6 acres of land in two crofts with hedges (Aayis) and ditches and all other appurtenances in Stanford Ryvers near Angre, co. Essex, which formerly belonged to Gilbert le Man, and which the donor had of the gift of John de Mounteny his father, lying between the demesne lands of Lytlebury and the king's highway leading from Angre to London. Witnesses: Sir Gilbert de Chelmersford ; John ate Lofte; John de Nastoke; John de Thorp; Richard de Thorp; Jobn de Bures; John ate Brugge ; Richard de Ideshale; John de Aulton. Dated at London, on Monday after St. Vincent, 11 Edward II.
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- John de Alveton 615 other appearances →
- John de Brugge 188 other appearances →
- John de Bures 405 other appearances →
- John de Chelmersford 222 other appearances →
- John de Mounteny 248 other appearances →
- John de Nastoke 10 other appearances →
- John de Thorpe 1097 other appearances →
- Richard Mounteneye 25 other appearances →
- Richard de Ideshale 32 other appearances →
- Richard de Thorp 135 other appearances →
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