1326-01-24, Norwich
John de Bergham came before the king, on Friday after St. Vincent last, sought to replevy to Reginald son of William le Clerk of Brandonesferye, late the wife of William le Clerk, John son of William le Clerk, son of William le Clerk, John Godhewe, Thomas de Bodeneye, Hegon, John son of Alexander Geffrey, William le Coupere, le Draper, John le Webstere, Hugh Ope, Helewisia Curteys, and son of Thomas de Fransham their land in Brandonesferye, which taken into the king's hands for their default before the justices of the against Matilda, late the wife of William Walter of Brandonesferye. is signified to the justices. . 539 of grant, surrender, and release by brother Robert, prior of and the convent of the same to the king of the advowsons of the of Thornedon and Melles, co. Suffolk, saving to them the pensions to them of old time from the said churches. Dated at Eye in their 12 January, 1325[-6], 19 Edward II.
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- Reginald le Clerk 30 other appearances →
- Stephen le Clerk 29 other appearances →
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- Walter of Brandonesferye 2 other appearances →
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