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Heckington

County: Lincolnshire. 65 entries. Search all entries for this place →

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Summary

41Documents
0Discrete acts
15People named
1330-08-18 – 1330-08-21Date range

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  • Patent Rolls 23
  • Close Rolls 12
  • Fine Rolls 6

Entries

Years 1330–1330

  1. 1330-08-18 date: inferred

    The said priors acknowledge that they owe to John de Oxonia, citizen and vintener of London, and Henry de Coumbemartyn, citizen and woolmerchant (lanario) of London, 1,140/.; to be levied as above.…

  2. 1330-08-18 date: inferred

    The said priors acknowledge that they owe to John de Oxonia, citizen and vintener of London, and Henry de Coumbemartyn, citizen and woolmerchant (Janario) of London, 1,1401. ; to be levied as above.…

  3. 1330-08-19 date: inferred

    The said priors acknowledge that they owe to John de Pulteneye, citizen of London, 1,000/. ; to be levied as above, Cancelled on payment.…

  4. 1330-08-19 date: inferred

    Grant to the abbot and convent of Selby, who, at the king's request, have given sustenance, for life, out of their house to Emma Priour, that this shall not prejudice their house as a precedent, and that they shall not b…

  5. 1330-08-19 date: inferred

    The said priors acknowledge that they owe to John de Pulteneye, citizen of London, 1,000. ; to be levied as above, Cancelled on payment.…

  6. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Simon de Bereford, escheator this side Trent.…

  7. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Order to deliver to de Eynesham of London, peleter , the manor of Stibenheth, to hold the end of the term for which it was demised to him, as the king at prosecution suggesting that Thomas Wake of Lydel lately demised th…

  8. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    the collectors of the custom of wool, hides and wool-fells in the port Order to pay to Robert de Stanford, king's clerk to whom granted the office of controller of the custom of wool, hides and both the old custom and th…

  9. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to cause the aforesaid collectors to have allowance for what they shall ascertain that the collectors have paid to Robert in execution of the preceding order.…

  10. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Order to the sheriff of Surrey and Sussex to cause the corn and victuals which the king ordered him to purvey for the sustenance certain lieges whom the king proposed to send to the parts of the duchy (sic), and which ar…

  11. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    The like to the sheriffs of Devon, Gloucester, Cornwall, Somerset and Dorset, Southampton, and Wilts.…

  12. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    The like to the king's clerk, Walter de Weston, keeper of the said corn and other victuals. By K.…

  13. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    The like to the constable of the castle of Karesbrok in the Isle of Wight. By K…

  14. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Order to the collectors of the old and new custom in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull to keep safely until further order all money received by them from the issues of the said customs still in their hands and forthcoming …

  15. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Grant, for life, to Robert de Stanford, king's clerk, of the office of controller of the custom of wool, hides and wool-fells, as well the ancient custom as the increment thereof, and of all other customs on wines and ot…

  16. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Mandate in pursuance to John de Barton.…

  17. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Writ of aid, until the feast of the Purification, for Master John de Cotingham, the king's lardener, sent to Boston, Lenne, Blakeneye, Jernemuth, Ravenstre and elsewhere in those parts, to purvey herrings and other fish …

  18. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Ratification of the estate of Edmund de Rammesbury, king's chaplain, in the church of Heghaungre, in the diocese of London, on the presentation of queen Isabella. By p.s.…

  19. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Henry de Hambury, William de Shareshull, on complaint by Thomas de Berkele whereas he has been accustomed to have 8 court for his tenants in the suburb of Bristoll …

  20. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Commission to Thomas de Braynmer and Robert de Stanford to examine the accounts of the collectors of customs in the port of Kyngeston-upon- Hull and to certify the king how much the latter have received since their last …

  21. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Exemplification of letters patent, dated 20 March, 4 Edward II., being a pardon to Bartholomew de Badelesmere, son and heir of Guncelin de Badelesmere, of 1,000 marks due to the king.…

  22. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Exemplification of letters patent, dated 18 May, 13 Edward II., being a licence for the said Bartholomew to found a religious house in his manor of Badelesmere, co. Kent.…

  23. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Exemplification, at the request of Giles son and heir of Bartholomew de Badelesmere, of letters patent, dated 20 March, 11 Edward ITL., being a grant to the ssid Bartholomew in fce of the castle and manor of Ledes with t…

  24. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Exemplification of letters patent, dated 30 March, 12 Edward IT., being a grant to Bartholomew de Badelesmere of the advowson of the church of the manor of Benteley, co. York, during the minority of the heir of Payn de T…

  25. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    The like of letters patent dated 18 May, 13 Edward II., being a licence for the said Bartholomew to alienate in mortmain to the religious house founded by him in the manor of Badelesmere, co. Kent, the advowsons of the c…

  26. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Henry de Hambury, William de Shareshull, on complaint by Thomas de Berkele that whereas he has been accustomed to have a court for his tenants in the suburb of Bris…

  27. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Neyvill, John de Eland, Nicholas de Wortelay and Thomas Dayvill touching the murder of de Staynton, at Acworth, and of Francis Tyes, at Lede, co. York. By 3.…

  28. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    The like to John Mautravers le fitz, Robert Selyman and John Trevaignon touching the indictments laid against Ingelram Berenger and others in the return to a commission lately directed to William Faucomberge, John Mauduy…

  29. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Writ of aid for Ralph de Nevill and his deputies, appointed to array the knights and other men capable of bearing arms within the liberty of Durham assembled by proclamation to resist the king's rebels. By K. & C. 3.…

  30. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, Thomas de Louthe and Thomas Bakun touching the indictments returned by Gregory du Chastel, Robert de Stangrave and Robert Hovel against Thomas Wake, lord of Lidel, and …

  31. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Exemplification of letters patent, dated 18 May, 13 Edward II., being a licence for the said Bartholomew to found a religious house in his manor of Badelesmere, co. Kent.…

  32. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Exemplification, at the request of Giles son and heir of Bartholomew de Badelesmere, of letters patent, dated 20 March, 11 Edward IIL., being a grant to the said Bartholomew in fce of the castle and manor of Ledes with t…

  33. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    _ The like of letters patent dated 18 May, 13 Edward II., being a licence for the said Bartholomew to alienate in mortmain to the religious house founded by him in the manor of Badelesmere, co. Kent, the advowsons of the…

  34. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Simon de Bereford, escheator this side Trent.…

  35. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Order to deliver to de Eynesham of London, peleter , the wanor of Stibenheth, to hold the end of the term for which it was demised to him, as the king at prosecution suggesting that Thomas Wake of Lydel lately demised th…

  36. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    the collectors of the custom of wool, hides and wool-fells in the port Boston.…

  37. 1330-08-20 date: inferred

    Order to pay to Robert de Stanford, king's clerk to whom king granted the office of controller of the custom of wool, hides and both the old custom and fhe increment, and of other customs of…

  38. 1330-08-21 date: inferred

    Order to the escheator on this side Trent to take into the king's the lands late of Richard Dammory, deceased, tenant in chief.…

  39. 1330-08-21 date: inferred

    John de Mohun of Dunsterre, staying in England, has letters nominating de Graunsete and John de Braideston his attorneys in Ireland for one…

  40. 1330-08-21 date: inferred

    Pardon for a release in mortmain by William Howard to the prioress and nuns of Blakebergh of a rent service of 13s. 4d., due from them for tenements in Middelton and Wyrmegeye, made without licence from Edward I., Edward…

  41. 1330-08-21 date: inferred

    John de Mohun of Dunsterre, staying in England, has letters nominating John de Graunsete and John de Braideston his attorneys in Ireland for one year.…

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