Roger Evesham
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1328-06-26 date: inferred
de Grey acknowledges that he owes to Henry de Grey 5,0001; to in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Bedford. de Grey acknowledges that he owes to Ruger de Grey 5,0001.; t in default of payment, of his l…
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1328-06-26 date: inferred
Memorandum, that Henry came into chancery at Pontefract, on the said day, and acknowledged the said deed. 25. To Roger de Mortuo Mari, justice of Wales.…
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1328-06-26 date: inferred
Order to deliver to Roger de Grei the castle of Ruthyn in the marches of Wales and his lands and goods there, which the king lately ordered the justice to take into his hands, and to restore to Roger the issues received …
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1328-06-26 date: inferred
Order to permit the abbot of Derham, of the Premonstratensian order, who is going to his chapter-general at Prémontré, to cross the sea from that port with 20/. for the expenses of himself and his household. 24, John de …
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1328-06-26 date: inferred
Memorandum, that on Friday, 1 July, H. bishop of Lincoln, the chancellor, who was going to the parts of Berwick in the company of Queen Isabella, delivered by the king's order the great seal in a bag under his seal, in h…
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1328-06-26 date: inferred
de Grey acknowledges that he owes to Henry de Grey 5,001; to in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Bedford. de Grey acknowledges that he owes to Roger de Grey 5,000/.; to in default of payment, of his l…
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1328-06-26 date: inferred
Memorandum, that Henry came into chancery at Pontefract, on the said day, and acknowledged the said deed. _ To Roger de Mortuo Mari, justice of Wales.…
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1328-06-26 date: inferred
Order to deliver to Roger de Grei the castle of Ruthyn in the marches of Wales and his lands and goods there, which the king lately ordered the justice to take into his hands, and to restore to Roger the issues received …
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