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… unknown, had broken by night into the house of Richard de Pycheford, and had stolen goods from it to the value of 100 …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… 1235 granted it, until Peter should return, to William de Pycheford. 103 William died leaving a daughter and heir …
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… 25. Staff. Thomas Payn and Alice his wife sued Geoffrey de Pycheford and Mary his wife for customs and services, and … which had been made by Joan, the widow of Richard de Pycheford. Roger appeared and stated that John never was …
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… Ivo Craseet, Richard de Dolverne, Thomas Purfray, Hugh de Pycheford, and others. See suit ante of this term, page 95. …
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… de Lowe, John de Molesleye, Robert de Sewalle, Richard de Pycheford, William de Fynchinfeld, William Buffray, and John …
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… de Shewynde ( sic) Chetwynde, 4 marks; from Nicholas de Pycheford, 2 marks; from John de Stafford and William, his … Gatacre, 20 s.; from Richard de Dulverne, 40; from Hugh de Pycheford, 40; from Roger de Midelton, 40; from Roger de …
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… of 200, and they are common malefactors. That William de Pycheford in Swynefen is a common malefactor and disturber of … therefore ordered to attach them, and the said William de Pycheford afterwards appeared and could not deny the said … 20 s. by the surety of Geoffrey de Wasteneys, Richard de Pycheford, John de Wyrley, and Richard de Faulde of co. …
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… de Coveleye, Henry de Rok, Richard de la Lone, and John de Pycheford in a plea of trespass, and they did not appear. The Sheriff returned that John de Coveleye and John de Pycheford were dead, and that Richard de la Lone could not be …
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… son of William de Ipstones, Robert de Bromlegh, Roger de Pycheford, Richard his son, Thomas de la Hyde, Thomas his …
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… etc., if John Haclut and Alice his wife, William de Pycheford, and Cecilia de Neville had unjustly disseised …