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Missenden

County: Buckinghamshire. 12 entries. Search all entries for this place →

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Messenden Buckinghamshire 2
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Summary

6Documents
0Discrete acts
5People named
1256-02-24 – 1325-02-18Date range

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  • Patent Rolls 6

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  1. 1256-02-24 date: inferred

    Grant to Ellis de Campis, citizen of Bordeaux, to whom the king is in many great debts, of 60 marks in compensation of his losses not being paid, to be taken at the exchequer of Michaelmas next all the debts wherein the …

  2. 1256-02-24 date: inferred

    Grant to Guy de Lezignan the king's brother, who came lately to at the king's command, of 100 marks for his expenses to be at the exchequer of Midsummer.…

  3. 1256-02-24 date: inferred

    to Henry de Bathonia to enquire touching the metes and of the house of Witteham, co. Somerset, of the Carthusian order by King Henry II. As the prior and brethren according to the of their order cannot pass beyond their …

  4. 1325-02-18 date: inferred

    Grant for two years, at the request of Henry de Bello Monte, to the men of the town of Barton-upon-Humber of pavage upon all wares for sale brought into their town. By K.…

  5. 1325-02-18 date: inferred

    Presentation of William de Cusaunce to the church of West Thurrok, in the diocese of London, a prebendal church in the king's free chapel of Hastynges. By p.s.…

  6. 1325-02-18 date: inferred

    Licences, at the request of Richard de Ayremynne, king's clerk, for the prior and conyent of Drax to acquire in mortmain lands and rents to the value of 10/. a year, and also to appropriate the church of Garthorpe, in th…

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