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A History of the County of Berkshire
… as in 1276 he exchanged it for other land with Robert de Mucegros, 20 to whom it was confirmed by the Crown in the … and Compton' was assigned in dower to his widow Agnes de Mucegros. 23 Hawise, her daughter and heir, married John de …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Maud wife of Saher of St. Andrew, Alice wife of Richard de Mucegros, and Asceline wife of Simon de Mucegros. 59 Arrington was partitioned among the heirs and … part of Arrington inherited by Asceline wife of Simon de Mucegros was later known as GOLDINGHAM'S or OVERHALL 73 …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the Archer family. 78 Between 1125 and 1137 Frederick de Mucegros held land in Boddington, later called Boddington manor, which passed to his son Robert de Mucegros, and then to Robert's son Richard. 79 Richard's … de Fcamp, claimed 3 hides in Boddington against Richard de Mucegros, 81 and in 1212 Euphemia Talbot (presumably the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… By 1225 the manor had passed into the hands of Richard de Mucegros (I) (fl. 122149) of Woollas Hall, Eckington … as of Woollas Hall in 1256, and then by Richard de Mucegros (II) (fl. 12741304), who held the manor in 1286. 79 John de Mucegros held it by 1297 and William de Mucegros by 1303. 80 …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… grant from the Gernons) exchanged the manor with Robert de Mucegros, for which purpose he surrendered it to the king. 22 …
A History of the County of Rutland
… a fee in Cottesmore with Adam de Yarmouth and Agnes de Mucegros. 68 This holding followed the descent of Belton … 75 Another freehold in the Warwick half-manor was called MUCEGROS'S LAND. It seems that the ransom of Peter, son of … was immediately granted with certain manors to Robert de Mucegros in exchange for lands in Wales. 78 Robert died in …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… of the church was excavated in 1927. 115 In 1254 Robert de Mucegros held land in Notcliffe of the Prior of Deerhurst, …
A History of the County of Worcester
… a minor in 1266, when his wardship passed from Walter de Mucegros to Roger de Clifford. 41 John Lovett recovered …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Son of Agatha de Radinden, Cousin and Heir of Alice de Mucegros, 35 E. 1. paid Relief for the sixth Part of the … Part of the Tenements so Pisseford and Boketon. Richard Mucegros had his in West-Haddon and Holewell, and the like … this Part to Sir Thomas Bray, the King's Seneschal. Simon Mucegros had Brampton, and the like third Part in Pisseford …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… fifth estate was by 1279 held of the heirs of Richard de Mucegros, descended from Asceline de Waterville's younger … 152 It has not been traced later. The fee held of the Mucegros heirs probably belonged c. 1240 to William of … Barnwell priory bought 62 a. at Guilden Morden held of the Mucegros heirs, 159 and by 1428 held most of the fee, 160 …