1442-02-24, Westminster
Grant to William, earl of Suffolk, William, bishop of Salisbury, Thomas Bekynton, king's secretary, John Carpenter, clerk, Henry Seuer, clerk, provost of Eton College, and John Hampton, esquire, of all issues, profits, farms and rents which Thomas Courtenay, earl of Devon, John Copleston, William Beeff, William Hamond, clerk, and Thomas Welywroght are bound to pay for their keeping of the lands late of William Bodrigan, knight, deceased, co. Cornwall, held of the king by knight service, and of certain sums of money which they are also bound to pay for the marriage of Henry, William's son and heir, under age, which keeping and marriage were granted to them by letters patent dated 9 February last. By K. etc. [nspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the parliament held at Westminster in the king's first year, of letters patent dated 24 January, 51 Henry III, inspecting and confirming letters patent of Henry II to the men of Criklade. [Patent Roll, 61 Henry ITI, m. 28. No. 89.]
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- William Beeff 4 other appearances →
- William Hamond 40 other appearances →
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- William de Bodrigan 82 other appearances →
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