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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… placed castles of first importance. Thus in 1261 Robert Walerand, one of the king's closest advisers, was appointed … however, returned to his allegiance the following year. Walerand was reinstated by the king in 1263. 102 After the …
A History of the County of Hertford
… of the 13th century the sub-tenant of Newberry was Robert Walerand, who died in 1272, 140 the manor being assigned in … their nearest heirs were their nephews Robert and John Walerand. 142 Robert was apparently the elder and died … brother. Both of them were idiots. 144 The heirs of John Walerand were Alan de Plokenet, grandson of his aunt Alice de …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… ejusdem XLII." [26th May, 1258.] M. 6. " Placita coram R. Walerand, Senescallo Domini Regis, apud Bristoll, in Vigilia …
The London eyre of 1276
… and the following enrolment is found: 'Henry [III] to John Walerand and John de la Linde, wardens of the City of London; …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Kinver Forest was granted by Henry III in 1248 to Brother Walerand of Kidderminster to celebrate divine service there …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… been the ancestor of Waleran son of William and of Walter Walerand, who were hereditary wardens of New and Clarendon … and 50 s. tithe to the canons of Salisbury. 1169 Walter Walerand, for example, who kept both forests from 1156 at … 1171 After his death John of Monmouth, husband of Cecily, Walerand's younger daughter and coheir, successfully claimed …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… and colleagues. . . Close R. 12427, 435. 1257 Robert Walerand, William le Breton, Nicholas of Romsey, and Geoffrey … forests). By 1130 Pipe R. 1130 (Rec. Com.), 17. Walter Walerand (d. c. 1200; for New and Clarendon forests). By 1156 … of Monmouth (husband of Cecily, daughter and co-h. of Wal. Walerand; received seisin in right of wife, but failed to …
Rymer's Foedera
… Testibus, Johanne Maunsell, Thesaurario Eborum, Roberto Walerand, Ebulone de Montibus, Mathia Betil, Imberto de …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… of Lucy Bucointe was probably identical with the Lucy Walerand who at about the same time granted to Philip de … and the shop of Margaret daughter of Lucy (probably Lucy Walerand; the shop was probably part of 25-6) on the N. The …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… Church of Swineford, and it is worth 16 marks, and John Walerand has the Church of Clent, which is worth 10 marks; …