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  1. 1403-10-29, Cirencester

    Grant date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 18 · Gloucestershire

    Grant to the king's consort Joan, queen of England, of the custody of two parts of all castles, manors, lordships, lands, liberties and franchises late of Edmund, late earl of Stafford, within the realm, except the manor, lordship and borough of Blecchynglegh, from Michaelmas …

  2. 1403-11-01, Cirencester

    Grant date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 20 · Gloucestershire

    Grant, during pleasure, to the king's kinsman Thomas, earl Marshal, John Seynt John, chivaler, Richard Burgh, Richard Fitz Nicholl, John Lancastre and Richard Steresaker of full power to receive into the king's grace any Welsh rebels of the lordships of Chapstowe, Strogill and …

  3. 1403-11-01, Cirencester

    Grant date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 20 · Gloucestershire

    Grant to Thomas Knapp of Bristol that, whereas a boat of his was lately ordered to serve the king for the passage of divers of the king's lieges to the castle of Kaerdyf and when sailing at sea was so tossed that the men in it through fear of death left it and entered other …

  4. 1403-11-01, Cirencester

    Grant date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 15 · Gloucestershire

    Grant for life to William Kerle, one of the yeomen of the chamber of the king's son the prince, in increment of his poor estate, of the lands late of Robert Leftwych of the county of Chester, rebel, if the latter do not come to the king's grace, to the value of 10 marks yearly, …

  5. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Grant date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 22 · Gloucestershire

    Grant to William Ayleston of 100s. yearly from the issues of the castle and lordship of Stafford during the minority of Humphrey son and heir of Edmund, late earl of Stafford, and so from heir to heir, in recompense of 100s. yearly which the said earl granted to him, late …

  6. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Unclassified date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 21 · Gloucestershire

    service in the company of the king's son John, constable of England, keeper of the town of Berwick on Tweed, on the safe-custody of the same, because he delays in the city of London, as the sheriffs have certified.

  7. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Grant date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 21 · Gloucestershire

    Grant, during pleasure, to the king's servant Ralph Tendour, on the surrender of letters patent granting to him 6d. daily for life at the Exchequer, of two wind-mills in the town of Calais to the value of 12J. yearly, so that he support all charges and answer for any surplus. By …

  8. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Grant date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 21 · Gloucestershire

    Grant to the king's kinsman John de Holand, earl of Huntyngdon, of the manor of Neuton Tracy by Barnestaple, co. Devon, with issues from the time when it was taken into the king's hands, during his minority to the value of 8/. yearly, so that he answer for any surplus at the …

  9. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Grant date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 21 · Gloucestershire

    Grant to Thomas Chaucer, esquire, of the marriage of Thomas Stonore son and heir of Ralph Stonore, chivaler, tenant in chief, and so from heir to heir. By K.

  10. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Administrative note date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 21 · Gloucestershire

    Vacated because otherwise below. Whereas William Bridd and Walter Symme at the delivery of the gaol of the castle of Okeham at Bradecroft before William Thirnyng, William Oudeby and John Durant, justices, on Thursday before Christmas, 8 Henry IV, appealed John Cole and Thomas …

  11. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Grant date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 21 · Gloucestershire

    Grant, during pleasure, to John Ask of the office of chief steward of all lordships and lands of Henry, earl of Northumberland, with the accustomed wages, fees and commodities. By K.

  12. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Grant date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 21 · Gloucestershire

    Grant to William Beauchamp of Poywik, chivaler, of 172. in which he was bound to Thomas Percy, late earl of Worcester, and which pertain to the king as forfeited on account of the rebellion of the earl. By K.

  13. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Presentation date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 21 · Gloucestershire

    Presentation of John de Talhoit to the church of St. Dunstan in Fietestrete, London, in the diocese of London.

  14. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Presentation date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 21 · Gloucestershire

    Presentation of Robert Pyion, chaplain, to the vicarage of Caresbrok in the Isle of Wight, in the diocese of Winchester.

  15. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Grant date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 21 · Gloucestershire

    Grant for life to Robert Cliderow of the offices of parker and warrener and keeper of the foreign wood of Lekenfelde, co. York, with the due fees, wages and profits. : By p.s.

  16. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Grant date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 21 · Gloucestershire

    Grant for life to the king's servant William Norton of a messuage in the town of Kermerdyn late of William Gwyn and in the king's hands by his forfeiture, to the value of 100s. yearly, so that he answer for an surplus at the Exchequer. By K.

  17. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Administrative note date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 21 · Gloucestershire

    Vacated by surrender.

  18. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Grant date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 21 · Gloucestershire

    Grant for life to Thomas Teryng of the office of clerk of the statute merchant with the custody of the lesser part of the seal within the city of Lincoln, which on account of its moderate value has for eight years past been vacant, with the accustomed fees and other profits. By …

  19. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Commission date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 20 · Gloucestershire

    Commission at farm for life, with the assent of the council, to the king's esquire Thomas de Stirkland of three closes in the forest of Inglewode called Morton, Barrok and Hesket, paying yearly for them as much as William de Stapilton and other farmers used to pay. By p.s.

  20. 1403-11-02, Cirencester

    Grant date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 20 · Gloucestershire

    Grant to the king's knight John Pelham and his heirs of the manor of Caundich Grey, co. Suffolk, with all liberties and franchises, to the value of 100 marks yearly, as Roger Grey held it, so that he answer for any surplus. By K.