1321-01-28, Westminster
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Oliver de Burdegala, dated at London, Friday in the vigil of All Saints, 14 Edward II, granting to Ralph Basset of Drayton, knight, and his heirs the tenement with the houses built thereon, which the grantor held of the feoffment of the king, in the parish of St. Mary, Stanyngelane, London, lying between the tenement of Robert Bardeyn, goldsmith, and the lane leading from the said church to Wodestrete, and the tenements of Ralph de Blith, Robert de Berkyng, and Robert de Sutton, and extending from the lane called Stanyngelane to Wodestrete ; witnesses Nicholas de Farendon, mayor of the city of London, William Prodhome and Reginald de Conductu, sherifis of London, Henry de Seggeford, alderman of that ward, Robert Burdeyn, Robert Box, Richard de Wirhale, Thomas de Lincoln, Richard de Blith and William the Clerk (clerico). By K.
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- Nicholas de Farndon 56 other appearances →
- Oliver de Burdegala 289 other appearances →
- Ralph Basset 1257 other appearances →
- Ralph de Blythe 18 other appearances →
- Reginald de Conductu 368 other appearances →
- Richard de Blith 3 other appearances →
- Richard de Wyrhale 14 other appearances →
- Robert Bardeyn 2 other appearances →
- Robert Burdeyn 23 other appearances →
- Robert Courtenay 506 other appearances →
- Robert de Berkyng 7 other appearances →
- Robert del Box 21 other appearances →
- Thomas de Lincoln 189 other appearances →
- William Prodhomme 36 other appearances →
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