1280-07-26, Northampton
Mandate to John Simonetti, Bouroncinus and Richard Guidichnn, and their fellows, merchants of Lucca, to advance by way of loan to Otto de Grandisono, one of the king's household and king's secretary, whom the king is sending to the court of Rome on special business, at the times and places the said Otto shall enjoin upon them to do so in the king's name. Vacated because svrrendered and cancelled and the money was paid. Grant, in fee simple, to Matthew de Columbariis of the houses in Cattestrete, in the parish of St. Laurence, in the city of London, late of Aaron Crespyn, a Jew, who was hanged for a trespass against the coinage. Simple protection, for three years in Ireland, for Master Robert Waleraund. Mandate to INIargery de CrioU to pay to Gregory de Rockesle, to whom the king has given the custody, during the minority of the heir, of the lands late of Nicholas de Crioll from the determination of the custody before granted to Stephen de Penecestre of the same, the farm of the manor of Hinton, which is of the inheritance of the said heir. The like to Isabella de Eynesford touching the farm of the manor of Wrotham.
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- Gregory de Rokesle 508 other appearances →
- Isabella de Eynesford 9 other appearances →
- John Simonetti 12 other appearances →
- Matthew de Columbariis 260 other appearances →
- Nicholas de Criel 97 other appearances →
- Otto de Grandisono 878 other appearances →
- Richard Guidichnn 3 other appearances →
- Stephen de Penecestre 620 other appearances →
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