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Haverah

County: Yorkshire. 57 entries. Search all entries for this place →

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Hayerah 7Havering Essex 599Havering Atte 96Haverford Pembrokeshire 5Havering Manor 40Havering Atte Wer 9Havemng Atte Hadi 5Havering Atte Month Er 7
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Summary

33Documents
0Discrete acts
15People named
1292-09-19 – 1323-09-27Date range

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  • Patent Rolls 31
  • Fine Rolls 2

Entries

Years 1292–1323

  1. 1292-09-19 date: inferred

    Order to the same to take into the king's hand the lands late of de Rempeston, deceased, tenant by knight service of the of William de Cortelingstok, a minor and in the king's ward by of the minority of the heir of Patri…

  2. 1292-09-21 date: inferred

    Order to brother Robert de Valle Regali, escheator in the county of to deliver to John de Arderne, son and heir of Peter de tenant in chief, the lands late of his said father, he having homage.…

  3. 1322-05-24 date: inferred

    . Panr 2. 168 of Cheverel and Peter le Clerk entered his manors at Cheverel and co. Wilts, drove away his horses, cattle and sheep and committed trespasses there. By p.s. because otherwise below. like to the same justice…

  4. 1322-05-24 date: inferred

    The like to the same justices on complaint by William, prior of Goldclive in the marches of Wales, as shown in his petition exhibited before the king and Council, that William de Stratton, John Lutell, Griffin ap Henry, …

  5. 1322-05-24 date: inferred

    The like to John de Cherleton, mayor of the merchants of the staple of wools and wool-fells, Adam de Brom and Peter de Lodyngton, on information that the collectors of custom of wools and wool-fells in the ports within t…

  6. 1322-05-24 date: inferred

    The like to John de Stonore, Ralph de Bereford, and Thomas de Louth, on complaint by Ingelram Berenger that Henry Pycard, John Fornot, and Robert Grey with others entered his manor at ' 'ytecoumbe, co. Berks, broke the g…

  7. 1322-05-24 date: inferred

    The like to the same justices on complaint by the said Ingelram that William son of Warin, John Mautrayers, Nicholas de Percy, and William . Parr 2. 165 with others entered his manors at Shupton and Tounhull, co. drove a…

  8. 1322-05-27 date: inferred

    The master, brethren, and sisters of the hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr by Estbrugge in the city of Canterbury. William de Rolleston. William de Culpho, parson of the church of Sutton (sic). Robert de Burgate. Robert …

  9. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    Presentation of Edmund de Grymesby to a moiety of the church of St. Cross, Estirkele, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the lands of Thomas, earl of Lancaster, being by forfeiture in his hands. E…

  10. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    Pardon to William de Stapelton for the death of John de Kure, knight. By p.s.…

  11. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    The like to the following for the death of the said John, viz. Geoffrey Yelemund. Robert de Corbrigge. Richard de Heddeleye. John de Conyngham. Richard de Thorp. William de Hortheworth. Thomas de Witton. William de Masha…

  12. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, Ralph de and Thomas de Louth on the king's information that John de William de Skelton, Nicholas Brachet, John de Leycestre, John John Cheyerel, Henry de Wode, John Coltrep, Edmun…

  13. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    Writs.] By p.s. like to the same justices on like information that John Mautravers, de Whitefeld and Nicholas de Percy with others entered the of Berton, Asshele, Creuker, Bedhampton, and Mapeldorewell, co. lately in the…

  14. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    Writs.] By p.s. like to the same justices on information that Warin de Leuche, and Ballard of Wycoumbe with others entered the manors of Dachet, and Wycombe, co. Buckingham, [lately] in the king's hands, and divers tresp…

  15. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    Writs.) By p.s. and other names in brackets are variants occurring in the repetitions of these on inembrane 7d, The like to the same justices on information that Peter de Grymestede, Thomas le Gardener (Gardiner), John S…

  16. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    Writs.] By p.s.…

  17. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    The like to the same justices on information that John le Kyng of Gloucestre, Ralph Wyberd of Leghampton, Adam atte Hyde of Stratfeld Mortimer, Robert de Somersford, Richard de Bosco of Cheddeworth, Thomas de Byngham, an…

  18. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    Writs.] By p.s.…

  19. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    The like to the same justices on like information that John Strugge with others entered the manor of Baggeshote, co. Surrey, lately in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl.…

  20. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    Writs.] By p.s.…

  21. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    The like to John de Bousser, John de Cantebrigg and William de Gosefeld on the king's information that Matthew de Bassyngbourne, John Gerard (Gerad), the younger, William Lambe, John Gerard (Gerad), the elder, John de Lu…

  22. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    Writs.] By p.s.…

  23. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    The like to the same justices on like information that Richard Haydrop, William de Reyndon, Henry Austyn of Catworth, John Warngyl (Wrangil), of Tilbrok (Tylbrok), William le Engleys of Little Paxton, John Bargoun of Gre…

  24. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    The like to the same justices on like information that Hugh de Bayous, William de Bayous, John de Stopton, and Henry de Scargil (Scargyl) with others entered the manor of Parlington, co. York, lately in the king's hands,…

  25. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    Writs.] By ps.…

  26. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    The like to John de Bousser, John de Cantebrigge and William de Gosefeld on like complaint by the said Hugh le Despenser, earl of Winchester, that Matthew de Bassingburne and others committed trespasses on his manor of S…

  27. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    Writs.] By p.s.…

  28. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    The like to the same justices on like complaint of the said Hugh le Despenser touching his undermentioned manors [as set forth on the king's informations on pp. 166-7], viz. Keston and Suthho, co. Huntingdon. By p.s. Par…

  29. 1322-05-28 date: inferred

    Writs.] By p.s. Commissioner of oyer and terminer to John de Nevill, Richard de la Bere and Peter de la Rokele on the king's information that Roger de Pedwardyn and Roger his son, Philip Darcy, Hasculph de Whitewell, Ric…

  30. 1323-09-25 date: inferred

    The like for one year for Henry de Belton of York, king's serjeant, whom the king is sending to divers parts of the realm to make purveyances for the office of the Great Wardrobe. By K.…

  31. 1323-09-25 date: inferred

    The like for : James de Sutton of Boston. Alan de Athelyngfiet (sic), clerk. Thomas de Crokham. Ralph de Brantyngham. Simon de Estoft. By K. . Parr 1. 348 like for one year for Thomas de Crokham, charged by Thomas de kin…

  32. 1323-09-25 date: inferred

    and confirmation of a charter by Alice de Lascy, late the wife earl of Lancaster, the daughter and heir of Henry de Lascy, sometime of Lincoln, to Hugh le Despenser the younger, dated at Sutton in 6 August 16 Edward II, …

  33. 1323-09-27 date: inferred

    like until Martinmas for Master Stephen le Ferour, whom the king to divers parts of the realm with his horses, in all that pertains purchase and purveyance of necessaries for the said horses.…

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