Chiswick
County: Middlesex. 19 entries. geocoding: low confidence Search all entries for this place →
Spellings in the source
- “Chesewyk” ×1
- “Chesewyke” ×1
- “Cheswyke” ×1
Possibly the same place (suggestions, not merged)
Similarly-spelled place-names (e.g. Notingham → Nottingham). Kept separate until a human confirms.
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The printed indexes cite Chiswick in 2 entries beyond those issued here — lands, churches and commissions touching the place.
- 1344-02-28 — Hugh son of Hugh de Rudbergh acknowledges that he owes to John Bray of Chesewyk 10/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Gloucester.…
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- Patent Rolls 15
- Fine Rolls 4
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1440-10-04 date: inferred
Commitment of the county of Bristol to John Stanley for one year, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff ; the mayor and commonalty having submitted to the king his name and the names of John Troyt and Thomas Nore…
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1440-10-04 date: inferred
Order to the mayor, burgesses and whole commonalty of the town and suburbs of Bristol to be intendant to John Stanley as sheriff.…
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1440-10-04 date: inferred
Order to Thomas [recte Richard] Roper, late sheriff, to deliver the county to John Stanley by indenture.…
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1441-03-17 date: inferred
John Hastynges, knight ; Northampton.…
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1441-03-18 date: inferred
for life, to Robert Chamberlain, king's servant, clerk of the chapel, for good service to Henry V and the king, of 102. yearly the issues of the county of Essex. By p.s. and dated as above.…
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1441-03-19 date: inferred
Grant to the king's esquire, James Fenys, his heirs and assigns, of manor of Huntyngfeld, co. Kent, with the messuage of Chellesfeld all lands, rents, services, knights fees and advowsons and other rights thereto, render…
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1441-04-26 date: inferred
Whereas Thomas Hewlott of York was indicted of having on 10 January in the fourteenth year slain John Melsynby at Overpopilton with a spare and carlilax worth 12d., which indictment was brought by his enemies, as the kin…
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1441-04-27 date: inferred
Grant to the king's esquire for the body, Edward Hull, of the keeping of the manors of Kenne and Kyngeston Seymoure with the advowson of the church of the manor of Kyngeston, co. Somerset, which have descended to Robert,…
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1441-04-27 date: inferred
Vacated because surrendered, the king on 8 February in his twentieth year having granted him the same in another farm.…
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1441-06-19 date: inferred
Richard Walgrave, yeoman of the office of the avenary, to provide hay, oats, beans and all things belonging to that office, until 20 November next. By bill of the treasurer of the household.…
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1442-04-16 date: inferred
Grant to the king servants Henry Rosyngton, yeoman of the crown, Trevelyn, yeoman of the chamber, and Henry Wareyn, groom of chamber, of the goods and merchandise of John Daundelion of the of Tenet late in a ship called …
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1442-04-16 date: inferred
Grant to the king's servant John Stok the younger, page of the king's gate, of 100s. due to the king from Henry Langley, late sheriff of Cambridge and Huntingdon, for the escape of William Bele of Rawns, co. Northampton,…
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1443-02-24 date: inferred
Whereas the alien priory of Derhurst, co. Gloucester, of the order of t. Benedict, in the year 1006 called a monastery, wherein St. Alphege was then professed monk, who afterwards in the time of King Etheldred became arc…
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1443-06-26 date: inferred
Licence for John Hatherle, mayor and citizen of London, and the citizens of London to acquire and approve 200 fothers (foutras) of lead for reasonable payment and to carry the same to London by land and water ; and to ta…
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1443-10-05 date: inferred
Grant in survivorship to William Kene, esquire, and John Beket, yeoman of the crown, of the keeping of the castle and manor of Stoke under Hampdon, co. Somerset, with the rabbit-warren there, and the orchard and herbage …
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1453-02-16 date: inferred
Protection for the monastery of St. Mary, Kymmer, in North Wales and for Richard Kyrkeby, abbot thereof, and commission of the keeping of the same to the king's knight, Thomas Stanley, controller of the household, to the…
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1453-02-19 date: inferred
Grant, in survivorship, to John Paunton and Thomas Pufford, one of the king's pantlers, of 6d. a day out of the petty custom of London; in lieu of a grant thereof to the former by letters patent of Henry IV, confirmed by…
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1453-02-19 date: inferred
Mandate in pursuance to the customers. "…
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1453-02-28 date: inferred
Pardon to the king's clerk Master Walter Colles, late constable of the castle of Bordeaux, of all that pertains to the king for the loss of certain books under his keeping in that office, to wit, two books of paper touch…
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