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Holme Cultram

County: Cumberland. 41 entries. geocoding: low confidence Search all entries for this place →

Coordinates: wikidata:Q26437621. Provenance is recorded for every geocode; coordinates are an aid, verify before relying on them.

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Summary

15Documents
0Discrete acts
15People named
1300-09-06 – 1307-07-06Date range

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Years 1300–1307
  1. 1300-09-06 date: inferred

    Simple protection, for two years, for Alan la Zouche, staying in England. By ps.…

  2. 1300-09-13 date: inferred

    Grant, in fe&simple, to Theobald de Nevill of the custody of the forest of Roteland at the sume rent at the Exchequer as Peter de Nevill, his father, long ago keeper thereof, paid at the Exchequer of Henry III. and of th…

  3. 1300-09-13 date: inferred

    Vacated because otherwise on the Patent Roll of the 29th year, with the condition totally removed, beeause the said Theobald afterwards came to the Chancery at Northampton, 26 December, 29 Edward I., and acknowledged tha…

  4. 1300-09-15 date: inferred

    William le Pestur of Selby came before the king, on Thursday after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, and sought to replevy to Margaret, daughter of Robert de Crul, her land in Amc otes], which was taken into the king's h…

  5. 1300-09-15 date: inferred

    Memorandum, that Edmund le Butiller, brother and heir of Theobald le Butiller, did homage to the king at Carlaverok, on 30 August, for all the lands that Theobald at his death held of the king in chief.…

  6. 1300-10-02 date: inferred

    The like for John Pykard, staying in England, nominating John de Buckeden, clerk, his attorney in Ireland for one year.…

  7. 1300-10-04 date: inferred

    The like for the said stipends and wages from Michaelmas last until the following Michaelmas,…

  8. 1300-10-04 date: inferred

    To the same. Order to cause the houses, tower, walls and bridges of the castle, with the stable and wall of the king's garden without the castle, the houses and ponds of the park of Windsor, with the paling about the par…

  9. 1300-10-04 date: inferred

    Order to cause the king's deer (feris) in the parks of and Kenyton to be provided with hay and oats during the coming so that they may not perish for lack of sustenance. the same.…

  10. 1300-10-04 date: inferred

    Order to repair the weir in the king's manor of Old and to take for this purpose six oaks and six beeches fit for in the forest of Windsor where it may be done with least damage king.…

  11. 1300-10-09 date: inferred

    William Reymundi de Genciaco, constable of the castle of Blayo, recompence of bis wages for the custody of that castle from the 27 Edward I, until 1 September, 28 Edward 1., with promise fortnight after Easter without fu…

  12. 1300-10-09 date: inferred

    for one year, to the knights and free tenants of the honor of and the rape of Hastinges, to take their oath to speak the truth at they are required by John, duke of Brittany, their lord, or bis said honor and rape, to ma…

  13. 1307-07-06 date: inferred

    John le Botiller acknowledges that he owes to Alexander de Bykenore, clerk, 50/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Gloucester.…

  14. 1307-07-06 date: inferred

    Vacated, because below.…

  15. 1307-07-06 date: inferred

    John le Botiller acknowledges that he owes to Alexander de Bykenore, clerk, 50/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in eo. Gloucester. William de Brewosa, knight, puts in his place Alan de Po…

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