1369-05-01, Westminster
John Brice of Little Jernemuth, Thomas Rose of Becles and Henry de Jernemuth of Blundeston to Mary de Sancto Paulo countess of Pembroke. Joint and several recognisance for 2001., to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in Suffolk. Charter of Thomas le Ingleys of Newenham, giving with warranty to John de Qwernby clerk and Edmund Giffard, their heirs and assigns, all the lands in Rutherfeld Pipard called Coufold and Beresorchard sometime of Edmund Waleys, and lands called Shergrovesfeld, which lands with gardens, woods, meadows, feedings, pastures, common of pasture, common of estover of the wood, hays, hedges, ditches etc. thereto belonging were sometime held by Geoffrey de Alueton in his life time. Witnesses: Sir John de Grey, Sir Thomas de Blount knights, Edmund Rose, William Catour of Redyng, William Wakeman, Thomas Tours, Robert Padenhale. Dated Rutherfeld, the feast of St. Philip and St. James 43 Edward III.
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- Geoffrey de Alueton 2 other appearances →
- Henry de Jernemuth 10 other appearances →
- John de Grai 3250 other appearances →
- John de Querneby 49 other appearances →
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- Robert Padenhale 2 other appearances →
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- Thomas Tours 8 other appearances →
- Thomas le Blount 175 other appearances →
- Thomas le Blunt 462 other appearances →
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