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Middlesex county records
… there to answer for being at a Treasonable Assembly near Gras Inn Lane." S. P. R., . . . . Aug. (?), 3 James II. 18 …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… to is Holbein. 420, last line but one, "Guillaume de Gras." For "de" read "le". 429, 1. 2, "some have written." …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… was part of the prebend of a Beverley canon, John le Gras (fl. before 1279), who founded a chantry there and …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… wife of Richard of Hadstock, Cecily, wife of Roger le Gras, and Margery, relict of John Veel: the heirs conveyed that land to Richard le Gras who in 1270 conveyed it to Nicholas, son of Ellis, and …
A History of the County of Surrey
… it was only assessed for 1 virgate. In 121819 William le Gras of Littleton granted 2 acres in a field called la Hulle … of Littleton for a yearly rent. 48 In 1285 Nicholas le Gras, who was Sheriff of Surrey, obtained a grant of free … 1293, 50 and seems to have been succeeded by Ralph le Gras, 51 whose brother and heir was Roger. Roger le Gras died …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… mention is found of Brookley until 1262, when John le Gras and Dionysia his wife conveyed half a carucate of land …
A History of the County of Worcester
… may have been so annexed as early as 1230, when Hamo de Gras, owner of the manor, was absent beyond seas with the … under William Fitz Corbucion by Albert. 14 In 1230 Hamo le Gras (Crassus) was in controversy with Robert de Antioch as …
A History of the County of Surrey
… in Effingham-La-Leigh and Polesden. 80 In 1285 Nicholas le Gras had a grant of free warren in the manor of 'La Leye,' 81 …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Grymstead 4; and Mabel, who apparently married Robert le Gras. 5 The Grymstead moiety was held by Andrew de Grymstead … moiety of the manor, viz. that which passed to Mabel le Gras, there is an interesting record extant of a covenant between Robert le Gras and his freemen of Exbury in the time of Edward I. 13 It …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… three bells. The treble is inscribed 'hal mary ful of gras w.r.,' in Gothic capitals; the second is inscribed 'fear …