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Court of common pleas: The National Archives, CP40
… that house, were seised of the manor of 'Hammersh' [East Ham Marsh] next to Barking with appurtenances in their … < London < England (initial) 03/10/1461 Disseisin East Ham Marsh < Essex < England (initial) 12/07/1463 Location of Property East Ham Marsh < Essex < England Rental Agreement Westminster < …
Court of common pleas: The National Archives, CP40
… Pleading: John Lewen states that on 30 May 1464, at East Ham, John Tadymere made a bond with him in 20m, payable at … between them before John Sewell, former beadle of East Ham Burnells, and if judgment is made before the said feast … on CP 40/823, rot 165. Events Type Place Date Bond East Ham < Essex < England (initial) 30/05/1464 (due) 24/06/1464 < …
Court of common pleas: The National Archives, CP40
… for defendant Stephen Shawe (m) Mercer (lately of) West Ham < Essex < England Defendant Thomas Adams (m) Attorney of …
Court of common pleas: The National Archives, CP40
… certain indenture was made between himself and JL, at West Ham, Essex, one part of which William Baldewyn Sen. presents … accordance with the terms of the indenture, namely at West Ham, Essex, and therefore the bond should be null and void. … feast of the Nativity of St John the Baptist 1479, at West Ham, Essex, and puts himself upon the country, and RL and JL …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury
… giving access to the solar and oriel chamber (cf. Bing ham's Melcombe, Dorset III, 164); presumably it was removed …
A History of the County of Somerset
… were built east of the road. East of Creech village, Ham, recorded in 1303, lies along the eastern end of White … Creech and Langaller Heathfields, common pastures at Ham, Sheepham, shared with Ruishton, and Charlton Marsh, and … route from the North Curry ridge crossed the Tone at Ham and led to Creech village through Ham moor. An …
A History of the County of Somerset
… and provided rich grass in summer. 63 The tenants of Ham in the 14th century had common rights for draught animals … 64 Creech moor was said to measure c. 45 a. in 1638 and Ham moor c. 49 a. 65 Dairying and cheesemaking were … a lock and towpath, was a navigable waterway called the Ham river. 6 By 1984 flood prevention schemes had closed the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… tithingman, and constable. 59 A court was held for Ham in 1594. 60 Parishioners with common rights were …
A History of the County of Somerset
… out of the medieval manor of Creech including Charlton, Ham, Langaller, and possibly Walford. In 1558 William Knapman … largely rebuilt. In 1557 William Knapman sold lands at HAM to Thomas Marshall 30 who probably sold them to Robert Cuffe. They descended in the Cuffe family as Ham manor but were probably reabsorbed into Creech manor …