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Staffordshire Historical Collections
… when the Abbot had no common right in the vill of Ryston (Rushton). Adam replied that he rightly claimed common in Leke …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… out ( hoc percipiens exclamacit), and Richard ran from his grange where he was threshing and struck the hawk with his …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… the Bishop acknowledged the tenement, excepting the great Grange on it and a small piece of land near the entrance of the Grange, to be the right of John. m. 19. Vivian son of Thomas … cut down sixty oak trees, each worth 3 s., and allowed a grange, worth 100 s., and a stable, worth 60 s., to fall to …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… de Stratton held the messuage with the exception of a grange, and that the whole messuage was formerly in the …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… and she also held a third of his tenements in Riston (Rushton), Ridiert, Stanle, Wymerstrete, and Audelegh and … free tenements which they hold of him in Caldon, Ryhston (Rushton), Hylton, and Burwardeslyme (Burslem); and they did …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… 10, a kitchen worth 10 marks, a stable worth 10 marks, a grange worth 10 marks, an ox-stall worth 100 s., and had cut …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… son of William de Wyttemore, taken for a burglary at the grange of Roger de Bureton in Cherleton, were put on their …