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A History of the County of York
… Conqueror built a castle in York and in 1069 a second one on the opposite side of the Ouse. Both were destroyed in … York castle. That castle consisted originally of a motte, on the site of the present Clifford's Tower, 2 a keep upon … to the custody were of no permanent avail. 97 Robert de Kirkeby, never sheriff, was constable in 1249 98 and by March …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… the tallage or tax of Norwich, which was now granted on all ancient royal demeans, amounted to 460 marks, 6 yet … ancient liberties, all which they stretched to the utmost, on their part, as well as the citizens theirs; so that both … he was sensible enough of his ill management, and Will. de Kirkeby was elected in his place the 1st of Oct. and …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… OF THE PRIORS. Bishop Herbert having built the monastery on the south side of the church, that the monks might be free … being then infirm, and died Feb. 13, 1273. 17. Will. de Kirkeby, or Kirkby, so called from a village of that name … on St. Margaret's day, and the whole feast on Prior Kirkeby's anniversary; and another on the anniversary of St. …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… iiij s Wills de Machyng [torn] Ad le Leure [torn] Robts de Kirkeby, Tanner [torn] Rics Dymenes [torn] Henr Bonmarche vj …
A History of the County of Oxford
… as historic ones. 4 The Gagle Brook formed the boundary on the southwest; on the north and east the parish was … there any graduate vicars until 1481, when Master Thomas Kirkeby was presented, and after him Master John Stanley … 1526) and Master Florence Volusen' ( post 15261530). Both Kirkeby and Volusen', it may be noted, received on their …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… H. Harvey. The church of St. Peter and St. Paul stands on high ground to the north of the village street, and is … Coltyng, who settled it on 20 October, 1473, on William Kirkeby and his wife Margery. The former died in 1476, his … John. 69 Ervill's Exton remained in the possession of the Kirkeby family until 1597, when Thomas Kirkeby and his wife …
Register & Records of Holm Cultram
… St. Botolf, upon which to build houses, in length 80 feet, on the east side of the ground formerly held by Lambert de … Egremond, Alan de Multon, Robert de Goseford, Laurence de Kirkeby, Nicholas de Neuband, receiver, etc. [Before the … of Melros grant to Holmcoltran that in their houses on the ground they hold in the vill of St. Botulf by gift of …
Register & Records of Holm Cultram
… lawful business. The abbey was to have a weekly market on Thursday, and a yearly fair of 17 days' duration from St. …
Register & Records of Holm Cultram
… and Helyas his son granted to the monks, in his croft on the south of his house; also pasture for ten cows and … [no. 115] and remits all claims against the abbey. On the eve of the Purification of the B.V.M. [Feb. 1st], … of Wygetone, diocese of Carlisle, and Dan William de Kirkeby, perpetual vicar of the same, as to charges to be …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… imposed the Frenchman, Walter de Brienne, Duke of Athens, on the people, as his Lieutenant The Emperor, Louis of … 6 Relief, however, came unexpectedly-Castruccio died on the 3rd September, 1328, and the Duke of Calabria died … January 1343 the names of Gervase de Wilford, William de Kirkeby, Ivo de Clinton, William de Northwell, and Robert de …