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Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… in the parish of St. Mary Colechurch to Sir Richer de Refham, kt., and his son John, owners of 26, in perpetual fee … (6 ft. 9 in.; 2.06 m.) in height from the ground to de Refham's solar above. The grantees bound the tenements … arrears. 1 By his will dated and proved in 1328 Richer de Refham, kt., left to his wife Joan for life 26 and other …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… granted by Maud de Salles and Thomas Caumpes to Richer de Refham, kt., who by his will of 1328 left his two shops with …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… abutment from 32A. By 1320 32B was held by Sir Richer de Refham, kt., owner of 26. In that year the prioress of … descended in the same ownership, from Richer to John de Refham, then to Roger de Refham. It was held by Richard de Wynchecombe, tenant by the …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… rainwater from their houses and that of Richer de Refham (26), so that the water ran into the gutter of the … the water from their own houses and from that of Richer de Refham, who provided the stone wall enclosing their land. 2 … of William de Eure to the E., the shop of Richer de Refham (26) to the S. and the highway to the N. 3 In 1346 …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… de Trente, citizen, who in 1309 granted it to Richer de Refham, citizen and mercer. The rent was now due from a … also said to be holding it in 1307 and 1335. In 1319 de Refham granted the rent to his godson ( filiolus), Richer son …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… in 1300 was occupied against Rose's will by Richard de Refham, mercer. Stephen was also involved in the attempt to … seld was that which Rose de Coventre granted to Richer de Refham, reserving a rent of 9s. This was the plot with … chests ( cum almariolis et cistis) which in 1329 Richer de Refham, citizen, his wife Joan, and Joan's brother, Walter …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… probably John Pece's widow, granted 25 to (Sir) Richer de Refham, citizen and mercer. In 1324 de Refham granted it to Sir Roger de Waltham, canon of St. … as one shop, one moiety of which had belonged to Richer de Refham and the other to William de Aldenham and John de …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… in 1304. Before 1311 William leased the shop to Richer de Refham for 8 years at £1 rent. In 1311 John son of the late … death. If William died before his 8-year lease to de Refham had expired, de Refham should still continue to hold the property, paying £1 …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… to Ralph Pecok, clerk, who in 1304 granted it to Richer de Refham, citizen and mercer. At this time de Refham also acquired 35B: the following account gives the … the ground floor, remained separate. In 1314 Richer de Refham brought a plea of nuisance against John le Botoner, …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… relating specifically to 35A alone. 3 In 1314, Richer de Refham (who held 34 to the S. of 35A, 35B to the E. of it, … 1304 Thomas son of Thomas de Coumbe granted to Richer de Refham, citizen and mercer, the shop with solar over he had … son of Peter atte Satte of Halingbury quitclaimed to de Refham all right in the same property (described as 2 shops, …