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  1. 1432-04-04, Dogmersfield

    Unclassified date: inferred Henry VI · Fine Rolls · fine/ia_calendaroffinero16greauoft, m. 24

    Robert Audemere ; in the port of Sandwich, etc, By bill of the treasurer.

  2. 1432-04-04, Dogmersfield

    Mandate date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 6

    Mandate to the escheator in the county of Dorset, to deliver the temporalities of the abbey of Middelton to brother John Haselbere, whose election to be abbot has been confirmed by Robert, bishop of Salisbury, and whose fealty the king has taken.

  3. 1432-04-04, Dogmersfield

    Writ date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 6

    Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.

  4. 1432-04-10, Dogmersfield

    Presentation date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 15

    Presentation of John Cook, chaplain, to the vicarage of Monks Shirburn in the diocese of Winchester, directed to H. bishop of Winchester, or his vicar general if the bishop be abroad.

  5. 1432-04-15, Dogmersfield

    Signification of assent date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 6

    Signification to J. bishop of Bath and Wells, of the king's assent to the election of brother John Cherd, monk of Muchelnye, to be abbot of that place.

  6. 1432-07-15, Dogmersfield

    Pardon date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 15

    Pardon, for 100s. paid in the hanaper, to John Bothe and Margaret late wife of Gervase Frechevylle for intermarrying.

  7. 1432-07-15, Dogmersfield

    Administrative note date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 15

    Vacated because elsewhere above.

  8. 1432-07-27, Dogmersfield

    Mandate date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 9

    Mandate to the escheator in the county of Salop and adjacent Welsh marches to deliver the temporalities of the abbey of St. Mary, Lylleshull, to brother John Wenlok, late prior, whose election to be abbot has been confirmed by W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and whose …

  9. 1432-07-27, Dogmersfield

    Mandate date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 9

    The like to the escheators in the following counties : - Stafford. Derby. Northampton. Norfolk. Warwick and Leicester. Devon. And to John Wellys, mayor of London, and escheator in that city.

  10. 1432-07-27, Dogmersfield

    Writ date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 9

    Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.

  11. 1432-08-17, Dogmersfield

    Unclassified date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 9

    of Robert Trevyn, parson of the church of Morelegh, in diocese of Exeter, to the church of St. Leonard by the city of Exeter, the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the minority of earl of Devon, on an exchange of benefices with Thomas tont.

  12. 1432-08-24, Dogmersfield

    Commission date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 9d

    Commission to Nicholas Carreu, knight, William Boneville, knight, John Copleston, William Saunton, John Hull, Thomas Gylle, John Clynk, serjeant at arms, and Roger Burgh, and to two or more of them, . Parr 2. 321 Membrane Q9d enquire as to the alleged seizure, contrary to the …

  13. 1432-08-24, Dogmersfield

    Commission date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 9d

    The like commission to Nicholas Carreu, knight, John Copleston, Cook, mayor of Exeter, John Hull, Roger Burgh, and John as to the capture by Thomas Pedder, master of a balinger of William Perre, Richard Eustas, Robert Berwyn, Michael William Kyrton, Walter Tasker, John Cake, …

  14. 1432-09-05, Dogmersfield

    Revocation date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 30

    Revocation of the protection for half a year granted to Geoffrey Couper, clerk, as having proceeded to France in the company of Walter Hungerford, knight, because he tarries in the town of Cambridge, as the sheriff of the county has certified.

  15. 1432-09-12, Dogmersfield

    Unclassified date: inferred Henry VI · Fine Rolls · fine/ia_calendaroffinero16greauoft, m. 33

    Elizabeth late the wife of Thomas Tame, esquire ; Somerset.

  16. 1432-09-26, Dogmersfield

    Mandate date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 80

    Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Southampton and Wilts to the temporalities of St. Mary's, Suthwyk, to Edward Dene, whose to be prior has been confirmed by Henry, bishop of Winchester, whose fealty the king has taken.

  17. 1432-09-26, Dogmersfield

    Mandate date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 80

    The like to the escheator in the county of Sussex.

  18. 1432-09-26, Dogmersfield

    Writ date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 80

    Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the priory.

  19. 1432-10-06, Dogmersfield

    Presentation date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 80

    Presentation of John Richere, chaplain, to the vicarage of the parish of Sutton, in the diocese of Winchester, void by the resignation of Faryssyde, and in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of priory of Merton being in his hands.

  20. 1432-10-08, Dogmersfield

    Commission date: inferred Henry VI · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr01blacgoog, m. 80d

    Commission to John Wellys, mayor of London, John Symond, Ralph Holand, John Atherley, and the sheriffs of London, and to two or more of them, including the said mayor, to enquire by oath of men of the city and suburbs as to the malefactors who killed Petronilla late the wife of …