Rise
County: Yorkshire. 12 entries. geocoding: low confidence Search all entries for this place →
Spellings in the source
- “Rise” ×1
- “Ryse” ×1
Possibly the same place (suggestions, not merged)
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The printed indexes cite Rise in 9 entries beyond those issued here — lands, churches and commissions touching the place.
- 1319-03-12 — Order to acquit Ralph Bulmer of 10/7. of the 20/. wherein he made fine with the king for pardon his trespass in marrying Alice, late the wife of Waiter de Faucomberge, in chief, an…
- 1319-03-15 — To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to acquit Ralph Bulmer of 10Z. of the 207. wherein he made fine with the king for pardon his trespass in marrying Alice, late th…
- 1319-11-06 — To the treasurer and chamberlains. Order to cause tallies of receipt to levied at the exchequer and delivered to the abbot of Savigny, Richard Baiocis, Ralph de Bulmere, Thomas de …
- 1362-11-08 — To Thomas de Wythornwyk escheator within the liberty of Holdernesse. Order not to intermeddle further with the manors of Ryse and Wythornwyk and two carucates of land in Seton, tak…
- 1401-03-14 — The like to the following in the counties and places named : John Whychford, William Daungeus, John Cleymond, John Gilbert, Thomas Halle of Bradford, William Fynemore, John Henton,…
- 1401-07-04 — Order to the escheator in the county of York, pursuant to an inquisition made by him showing that Isabel late the wife of Walter Fauconberge, chivaler, died seised of the manor of …
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- Patent Rolls 11
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1292-09-02 date: inferred
The like to William de Gyselham and Ralph Bomund, touching the persons who carried away the goods of Master Gerard de Hoo, parson of the church of Wramplingham, co. Norfolk, at Wramplingham.…
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1292-09-02 date: inferred
Commission to Alan Plukenet and Walter de Pavely to deliver Exeter gaol of Laurence son of Warin, parson of the church of Alwington, who is there on the appeal of someone.…
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1292-09-02 date: inferred
Association of Stephen de Penecestre, constable of Dover castle, with R. de Hertford, R. Malet and W. de Bereford to enquire, in the port of Dover, about certain articles touching the death of Roger de Drayton, clerk, an…
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1292-09-02 date: inferred
Commission of oyer and terminer to Gilbert de. Thornton and Elias de Bekingham, by jury of the county of Nottingham, on complaint by O. bishop of Lincoln, touching the persons who went to his free fishery in the water of…
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1292-09-02 date: inferred
Commission to Roger de Tilmanston to enquire at the place and time which Stephen de Penecestre, constable of Dover Castle, will signify to him, at tle request of a knight to be appointed for that purpose by the king of F…
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1292-09-02 date: inferred
Commission to Walter de Bello Campo and John Buteturte to enquire by jurors of the counties of Stafford, Derby and Warwick, touching a robbery at Tamwrth, and to certify the sheriffs of the names of the persons found gui…
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1292-09-02 date: inferred
Commission to Gilbert de Briddeshale, Robert Malet and W. de Bereford to enquire touching the persons who killed Henry de la Legh at Temeseford by Bedeford, co. Bedford, and to certify the sheriff as above.…
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1292-09-02 date: inferred
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Malet, William de Gyselham and Thomas de Belhus, touching an appeal of maim which Robert le Keu de Hemmingeston of Ely brings in the county of Cambridge against John, abbot of Ra…
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1292-09-02 date: inferred
The like to the same, touching an appeal of John Balle of Ely against same persons.…
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1292-09-02 date: inferred
Commission to Thomas de Belhus, Ralph de Sandwico and Robert Malet, deliver the Tower of London of Henry Bernard, charged with the death John de Clifford, who was killed in the county of Middlesex, if he is to put himsel…
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1292-09-02 date: inferred
The like to John le Bretun and William de Wauton to deliver Ipswich of John de Cressouener, who was outlawed for robbery after the last in the county of Suffolk, and has since surrendered.…
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