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Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… citizen, for life by 1332, when Edmund de Wyk and his wife Maud, occupants of 5, brought a writ of right against John … his tenement solunc les murs de la garderobe of Edmund and Maud as in Joymer's charter, Edmund and Maud released the rest of their claim. 14 Henry Frowyk (d. …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… his wife Eleanor for ever. Eleanor's heir was her daughter Maud, wife of Edmund de Wyk, citizen and tailor; in 1326 Edmund and Maud granted their tenements with houses, in the parish of … to the S. Possibly this exchange was to improve Edmund and Maud's joint title. 8 In 1331 or 1332 Edmund de Wyk and his …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… for their lives at £1 rent, by John Burgoyne and his wife Maud for their lives at £8 rent, by Richard de Nortone dictus …
A Dictionary of London
… of Holy Trinity (Lib. Cust. I. 230). Strype says that Maud, Queen of H. I. gave the church to the prior and convent …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Soc., 1881), 4757. 'At length, when morning drew near, Mr. Maud ( rectius Modd, who was acting as chaplain) suddenly …
A History of the County of Stafford
… in 1385 or 1386, leaving the manor to his daughter Maud. 77 Her first husband, Humphrey Peshall, was dead by … their purparties from the sisters of the younger Warin, Maud (or Margery), Rose, and Alda: 1 Richard of Winnington, a minor, was Maud's grandson, 2 Roger of Littlebury was Rose's heir, 3 and …
A History of the County of Stafford
… with land, possibly identifiable as the estate in which Maud of Elkstone had successfully claimed dower against Geoffrey Griffin and others in 1227. 92 In 1337 Maud Basset of Nuneaton (Warws.) granted the houses to …
A History of the County of Oxford
… additional lands from his brother John, to Adam's widow Maud, and before 1356 to their son John, who that year … VII, p. 368; PRO, E 179/161/9; D&C Exeter, MS 5100, naming Maud as a former lady. e.g. Feudal Aids, IV, 172, 195; Valor …