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Rymer's Foedera
… quorumcumque. In cujus &c. Teste Rege apud Civitatem de Coventre, Vicesimo Octavo Die Decembris. Per Breve de Privato …
Rymer's Foedera
… Mare magnum, in Peregrinatione, juxta Ordinationem, apud Coventre, auctoritate Parliamenti, nuper factam, transiturus … magnum, Caus Peregrinationis, juxta Ordinationem, apud Coventre, auctoritate Parliamenti, nuper factam, transiturus … Lancastre, Dux Herefordiae, Qui, juxta Ordinationem, apud Coventre, auctoritate Parliamenti, nuper factam, versus …
Rymer's Foedera
… Roiaume. Donne soubz ntre Prive Seal, a ntree Citee de Coventre, le ix Jour de Decembre. Dors. La Copie des Lettres …
Rymer's Foedera
… Notyngh. & Ley. tm infra Libertates qum extra, Civitate Coventre, & Villa Notyngh. per Vicecomites nostros Com. …
The London eyre of 1276
… 117. Item querela de transgressione super Henricum de Coventre vicecomitem (qui se purgavit per maiorem et …
A Dictionary of London
… great seld which formerly belonged to the Lady Roisia de Coventre situate in the Westchepe of London (Cal. L. Bk. E. …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… with the Soc, and Roelar with the Socb, and Stanley by Coventre with the Soch, and of Belvar he would hold him right …
London Sheriffs Court Roll
… v. Richard atte Cros of London. William of Billyngge, of Coventre, 'pessoner', by writ de minis. William of Coule, …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… and 13), and in 1404 he sought the assize against William Coventre, his neighbour on the W. (104/43). The rent due to … draper, who in 1431 granted the property to Richard Coventre, William Melreth, William Hales, Robert Coventre, John Carpenter, clerk, and Richard Collyng, clerk; …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… wife's tomb in the chapel of St. Nicholas. In 1447 John Coventre wished to be buried at the back of the presbitery … of which the most substantial was the chantry of John Coventre, mercer, established by his executor Henry Frowyk in his testament of 1459 under the terms of Coventre's will, proved in 1429. This brought in £15. 10s. …