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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Holt hundred Cley CLEY Was a beruite to King Edward's manor of Holt, and at the survey was in the hands of the … Gyles his son and heir, by Elizabeth, daughter of William Bishop of Yarmouth, who by Catharine, daughter of Sir Anthony … here and in Holkham, to it, which was confirmed by John Bishop of Norwich, in 1181. The Church is dedicated to St. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… by the service of repairing the iron work of the King's ploughs. In the 13th of Edward II. 1399, a tournament was … Baynard, Alexander de Basingburne, steward of Pandulfus, Bishop elect of Norwich, &c. &c. There was likewise another … to one monastery, and to the other. John (de Grey) Bishop of Norwich, recorded the agreement made between the …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of half a carucate of land, held by Alvin, in King Edward's time, with 4 borderers, paunage for 4 swine, one acre of … 40 s. and this was added to it, out of the land of Ailmar, Bishop of Elmham. It was one leuca long, and four furlongs … Esq. and married to Sir Edward Williams, Bart. of Langoyn castle in Breconshire in Wales. Binham Priory Manor. Peter …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Holt hundred Hempstede HEMPSTEDE Was a beruite to the King's manor of Holt, with 30 acres; 5 borderers belonged to it … 4 and Philip de Candos gave, in 1176, lands to John Bishop of Norwich, which Pope Alexander III. confirmed by his … but being appropriated to the priory of Norwich, by Walter Bishop of Norwich, in 1249, a vicarage was settled, taxed at …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… one noctem (entertainment in honey for one day) 1 with 100 s. and customary dues, but paid to the Conqueror, lord of it, … but Elianore being married to Sir Robert Maners of Ethale-castle in Northumberland, obtained a grant of it, and his son … s. Deacons. In 1318, Alan March was collated to it, by the Bishop of Norwich. 1439, Mr. Robert de Stratton, by the …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… village, out of which Osgot, who was lord in King Edward's time, had been ejected; there then belonged to it 3 … the tenants, and an acre of meadow, &c. valued then at 40 s. at the survey at 60 s. was one leuca and an half long, and … In 1266, Sir Robert de Kelling compounded with the Bishop of Norwich, for the first-fruits of his two sons, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Holt hundred Langham LANGHAM. William de Beaufoe Bishop of Thetford was lord in his own right, and held it as … at 20 l. was one leuca long, and one broad, and paid 2 s. gelt; 60 acres were taken from this manor, and possessed … in longo, et i lg. in lato, et ii sol. de gelto, ablate s't. de h. maneri'. lx ac. mo. tenet eos Petrus de Valonis. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Pope Alexander the Third, in 1176, confirmed to John Bishop of Norwich the rectory of this church. Herbert the … of it to the prior of Norwich, which was valued at 3 l. 10 s. per ann. and John Bishop aforesaid, gave to Ralph … and a weekly mercate on Thursday; and it seems he had a castle here. It remained in the see till the exchange made …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… ejection of Oslac, a freeman, lord of it in King Edward's time, who had one carucate of land, 7 borderers, one … released her right therein. In a writ of enquiry to the Bishop of Norwich, to put the prior in possession of the … Roger, a person of great power, and cousin of Jeff. Ridel Bishop of Ely; he was father of Reginald Bacon, who confirmed …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… lordship was granted by the Conqueror to William de Beaufo Bishop of Thetford, to be held of him as a lay fee, and in … 6 acres valued at 5 d. the whole valued formerly at 30 s. at the survey at 40 s. per ann. and was one leuca long and … Henry de Berney, &c. his lordships of Melton and Langham Castle, and all his lands there and in Burgh, Bruningham, …