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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… to Queen Eleanor of the manor of Sumalling with the hundred and other appurtenances, in the king's hands by … of Kent, is bound to pay for the county of Kent and the hundred of Middleton in his keeping; with mandate to the said … he shall be quit of the suit which he owes at the king's hundred of Uggescumbe, co. Dorset. Pardon, at the instance of …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… Master Nicholas de Curteny. Quittance to the men of the hundred of Bradeford, for 100 s. which by order of the king …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… co. Sussex, wherein they were amerced for any cause in the hundred of Paling, belonging to the honor of Arundel, for … John and his ancestors had them as appurtenant to the said hundred ; also whether John and his ancestors used to receive … from the abbot's men of Ecclesden as appurtenant to that hundred. Dec. 1. Westminster. Association of Geoffrey de …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… to John de Cokefeud the castle of Colecestre and the hundred of Tendring, which the king committed to the said … of the castle of Colecestre to deliver the said castle and hundred to him. Grant to Roger de Wauton, steward of the … etc. and from suit of the county of Gloucester and the hundred of Kiftesgate, co. Gloucester. May 24. Westminster. …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… the Tower of London and the castle of Colecestre with the hundred of Tendrigg, to hold for life as agreed between him … Weylaund to deliver the castle of Colecestre with the said hundred. Appointment of him to the farm of the city of London and the manor and hundred of Middelton, so that he receive out of the former …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… of Kent, the castle of Canterbury, and the manor and hundred of Middelton, during pleasure, so that he render at … writs, the castle with the armour and victuals, and the hundred with its appurtenances. Memorandum, that at this date … that at the time he first had the above castle, manor and hundred by appointment of Henry III., he rendered 500 marks a …