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1277-09-20
de Verdun in the king's presence gave power to Simon Crowe John Pikerel to make attorneys in his place in all pleas, with power to attorneys in their places, from Michaelmas next for one year. Given hands of R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor. de Grey puts in his place …
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1278-01-02, Westminster
Inspeximus of the record and process of a plea before the justices at Westminster between the abbot of St, Mary's, York, and Roger, bishop of Norwich, touching the advowson of the church of Banham. The bishop was summoned to answer the abhot why he refused to admit a fit parson …
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1278-01-04, London
Inspeximus of the record and process of a plea before the justices at Westminster between the abbot of St, Mary's, York, and Roger, bishop of Norwich, touching the advowson of the church of Banham. The bishop was summoned to answer the abbot why he refused to admit a fit parson …
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1278-06-26, Westminster
Order to the sheriff of Stafford to deliver to John le Mareschal, son and heir of William le Marescal, deceased, tenant in chief, 17s. 11d. of rent in Colton, which were taken into the hand of Henry II on account of trespasses charged to William at the time of the disorder in …
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1278-09-12
de Genevill, who is setting out for Ireland by the king's licence, in his place Richard de Lodelawe in all pleas, and the king, Geoffrey's instance, granted that Richard might make attorneys in place for two years, unless Geoffrey return in the meanwhile. de Bella Aqua attorns …
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1278-09-13, Flint
Order to deliver to David son of Griffin and Elizabeth his wife 1 acres of land lying between the way from Silveston to Toucestre and the wood of Docwellehey, of the land that Richard lately caused to be assarted in Swyneshey, together with the corn of the said 14 acres for this …
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1278-10-15, Winchester
Memorandum, that Eleanor came into chancery, on the same day and place, and acknowledged the premises. Leonius son of Leonius acknowledges that he owes to Nicholas de Gammages 100s.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Salop. Robert, abbot of …
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1279-04-20, Westminster
Cancelled on payment, make this payment Amice found pledges to wit, John le Mareschal, de Say, Warin de Hereford, and Robert de Say, who made the and constituted themselves principal debtors, and granted the money shall be levied, in Amice s default, of their lands and chattels. …
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1279-10-18, Westminster
Memorandum, that Nicholas came into chancery, on Friday the eve of SS. Simon and Jude, and acknowledged the premises, and acknowledged that, if he failed in the premises, he owed Philip 100/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels. John le Marchal, …
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1279-11-05, Westminster
Grant at the instance of Elias le Marescal, who has surrendered the bailiwick of the marshalcy of the bishopric of Winchester, which he had of the grant of Henry I1I. to John le Mareschal son of the said Elias of the said bailiwick. 7.
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1279-11-08, Westminster
Pardon to Alexander son of Elias de Cypeham for the death of Roger le Messager of Mateshal. Grant at the instance of Elias le Marescal, who has surrendered the bailiwick of the marshalcy of the bishopric of Winchester, which he had of the grant of Henry III. to John le Mareschal …
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1280-04-03, Gloucester
prior of Llanthony Prima in Wales acknowledges, for himself and that he owes to Agnes, late the wife of Adam son of Aubrey de Brekeynou, John de Brekeynou, and William de Scathrop, of Adam's will, 70 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, lands and chattels in co. Hereford. …
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1280-05-27, Westminster
Whereas Henry III. granted to Alan Plugenet the manor of Haselberg, which William le Mareschal sometime held, to hold in fee simple, and so that the king should not disseise him or permit him to be disseised before yiaking him reasonable exchange or compensation ; and John le …
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1280-05-27
Whereas Henry III. granted to Alan Plugenet the manor of Haselberg, which William le Mareschal sometime held, to hold in fee simple, and so that the king should not disseise him or permit him to be disseised before making him reasonable exchange or compensation ; and John le …
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1281-05-11, Westminster Richard
Memorandum, that Henry de Perepund came into chancery, on 15 May, in the eighth (sic) year, and acknowledged that he had received from John de Eyvill 100 marks in which John was indebted to him, and he acquitted John thereof. John le Mareschal of Hakeburn acknowledges that he …
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1281-07-04, Westminster
To the sheriff of Dorset. Order to deliver to Alan de Plogenet, to be kept until the next parliament after Michaelmas, the manor of Haselberg, . 93 the king lately recovered before the justices in eyre in co. Wilts John le Mareschal, son of William le Mareschal, and which the …
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1282-02-08, Cirencester
Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Lovetot and William Muschet an appeal which Alice, late the wife of Henry Hare, brings in county of Huntingdon against John le Mareschal of Witeleseye, Walter John Beuereth, Stephen le Futur, Roger Chilting, John his brother, de Plantes, …
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1282-07-24, Rhuddlan
The like to G. de Leukenor, John le Lou and Robert touching an which Agnes la Fraunkeleyne brings in the county of Northampton John de Charewelton for the death of Thomas le Fraunkeleyn, her The like to Nicholas de Stapelton and Hamo Hauteyn, on complaint by de Kancia that …
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1282-12-06, Rhuddlan
Order to the sheriffs of Norfolk and Lincoln to take into the king's hand the lands late of John le Mareschal, deceased, tenant in chief.
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1283-02-04, Rhuddlan
Order to the sheriff of Stafford, escheator in that county, to take into the king's hand the lands late of John le Mareschal, deceased, tenant in chief.