1374-11-22, Westminster
Licence, for 100s. paid to the king by John de Brumpton, chivaler, for him to grant the manor of Longeford, held in chief, to Thomas his son and Isabel, wife of Thomas, in tail, with reversion to him and his heirs. , Grant to Roger del Brugge, John Pusselowe, Richard Nevyll and John Webbe, at the request of Richard Darundell, chivaler, of pontage for three years in aid of the bridge called Monfordbrigg, co. Salop, which is ruined.
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- John de Brumpton 209 other appearances →
- John de Pusselowe 9 other appearances →
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- Richard de Arundell 201 other appearances →
- Richard de Nevill 155 other appearances →
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