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A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 12
… Ibid. 2. Hockaday Abs. xxx, 1544 stipendiaries, f. 7; G. Baskerville, 'The Dispossessed Religious of Gloucestershire', … of Gloucester', EHR 19 (1904), 120. Hockaday Abs. cccx; Baskerville, 'Dispossessed Religious', 121; VCH Glos. VIII, …
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… ten librates of land in Ashton in co. Salop, and John de Baskerville for a third of sixty solidates of land in La …
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… five acres in Bettelegh from Thomas de Thicknes, Robert de Baskerville, and Margaret, his wife, and Elena and Matilda, …
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… place Henry de Lilleburn. m. 2, dorso. Staff. Walter de Baskerville appeared on the fourth day against Fromund de …
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… he holds of him in Erlide (Arley), inasmuch as Walter de Baskerville, from whom Fromundus holds the tenement, as … deeds of the said Walter to that effect. Walter de Baskerville acknowledged this to be true; and because Fromund …
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… John Chete sued William de Ebroicis (Devereux), Hugh de Baskerville, Robert de la Sale, Osbert de Covene, Alan de …
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… the Baptist. m. 10. Staff. Thomas de Mere sued John de Baskerville for a messuage and half a carucate of land in …
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… for the Octaves of Hillary. m. 7, dorso. Staff. John de Baskerville sued Nicholas de Aldithele for a messuage and …
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… writers. m. 11, dorso. Staff. An assize, etc., if John de Baskerville the father of John son of John de Baskerville was seised as of fee, etc., of ten acres of land …
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… The suit which Thomas de Mere brought against John de Baskerville is dismissed, Thomas not appearing to prosecute …