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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of The City. 1273, Roger de Tudenham. William Estormy or Sturmy, custos by commission, during the King's pleasure. … new customs of the clothiers, fishermen, &c. and Will. Sturmy made custos again. BAILIFFS, the liberties being …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… whom he attended into Spain. 22. 1387, Aug. 10, Hugh Sturmy, presented by the King; and recovered it against Henry …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… including Wiltshire. 53 His colleague, Sir William Sturmy of Wolfhall, was a greater figure. A 'former expert in … in the next Parliament was to sit for Cricklade. 55 John Sturmy, who sat for Ludgershall, subsequently represented … representative, was a member of Lincoln's Inn, 64 John Sturmy was a cadet member of a county family, 65 Whithorne …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… after the battle of Lewes, they were transferred to Henry Sturmy and Robert de Lisle in succession. 172 Russell, who … where a man ran over that term by a few months only. Henry Sturmy served six years (13606), Walter de Haywode five (1366 … to commissioners at this time. In 1410 Sir William Sturmy and two other persons were directed to ascertain the …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… d Summa, xiiij s j d o.q. (m. 9 d) Fayceby. De Willelmo Sturmy. iij s x d q. De Johanne de Merske. iij s ij d q. De … iij d De Willelmo de Sexhou. viij s vij d o.q. De Roberto Sturmy. ij s viij d De Rogero de Herlesey. iij s vx d q. De …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… infant daughters Margaret (d. c. 1320), who married Henry Sturmy (d. c. 1305), Maud (d. c. 1285 unmarried), and Isabel, … of the moieties was apparently disputed between Margaret Sturmy's sons Henry Sturmy and John Sturmy, as a moiety of Figheldean manor was, …