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For Nettleham

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Summary

16Documents
0Discrete acts
15People named
1301-01-27 – 1301-02-08Date range

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Years 1301–1301
  1. 1301-01-27 date: inferred

    Denis, prior of St. Barbe in Normandy, staying beyond seas, de Acre, esquire, and Roger Plat his attorneys for five…

  2. 1301-01-28 date: inferred

    Reginald Russel, staying in England, nominating William in Ireland until a year after Easter. 564 1801. Feb. 1. Nettleham. Jan. 29. Nettleham. Feb. I. Nettleham. Feb. 2. Nettleham. Jan. 28. Nettleham. Nettleham. Feb. 4. …

  3. 1301-01-28 date: inferred

    Simple protection, for one year, for the rector and brethren of the I of the Blood of Jesus Christ, Assherugg.…

  4. 1301-01-28 date: inferred

    Licence, in consideration of a fine made before W. bishop of Cove and Lichfield, the treasurer, by the prior of Chikesond, for the alienatic mortmain to that prior and convent by Nicholas de Ho of 12 acres of in Mepertes…

  5. 1301-01-28 date: inferred

    Licence, in consideration of a fine made by Christiana de Marisco b W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, the treasurer, for the alienatk mortmain by her to the prioress and nuns of Ankerwyk of a messuage virgate of land …

  6. 1301-01-28 date: inferred

    Pardon, by reason of his service in the Scotch war, to Thoma Lounesburgh for the death of Thomas de Norffolk, as it appears b inquisition of the sheriff and coroners of Lincoln that he killed him in defence. B; Writ de i…

  7. 1301-01-28 date: inferred

    Licence, for John de Hastinges to crenellate his manor and of Filungeleye, co. Warwick. B Presentation of John de Wynton to the church of Stupellangeford i diocese of Salisbury. 7 B: The like to Peter de Colingburn to th…

  8. 1301-01-28 date: inferred

    Mandate to the sheriff of Hereford, if the above persons surrender, to take security from them to appear by themselves or their attorneys before the king a month after Easter, and to deliver them from gaol in the meantim…

  9. 1301-01-28 date: inferred

    Pardon to Hugh de Veer for having taken two bucks and four fawns over Nettleham. and above the twelve deer which he had licence to take in Reylegh park, co. Essex, and also for taking the fawn of a hind. Feb. 3.…

  10. 1301-01-28 date: inferred

    Pardon to Robert de Caldebek for the death of William le Keu, as it Nettleham. appears by an inquisition made by the sheriff and coroners of York that he killed him in self-defence. Jan. 28.…

  11. 1301-01-28 date: inferred

    The like to John son of Ranulph de Greyngham for the death of William Nettleham. son of Andrew de Greynghan, as it appears by the record of William Inge and Nicholas Fermbaud, justices appointed to deliver Lincoln gaol, …

  12. 1301-01-28 date: inferred

    Protection, until a year after Easter, for John de Cretyngg, going to Nettleham. Ireland. By the chancellor on the testimony of J. de Benstede.…

  13. 1301-01-28 date: inferred

    Letters for him, nominating John de Blayesworth his attorney. Feb. 1.…

  14. 1301-01-28 date: inferred

    The like for Otto de Grandisono, gone to the court of Rome on the Nettleham. king's affairs, nominating Henry, prior of Wenlok, for one year. Feb. 4.…

  15. 1301-01-28 date: inferred

    Licence, in consideration of a fine made before Walter, bishop of Nettleham. Coventry and Lichfield, the treasurer, by Simon de Wikingeston, for the alienation in mortinain by him of three messuages, two and a half virga…

  16. 1301-02-08 date: inferred

    John, bishop of Carlisle, to appropriate the church of Dalston, and of his own patronage.…

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