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Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry IV
… all of London, in favour of William Emery at suit of Warin Ellesworth 'coresour,' John Cokeham and John Parker …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry IV
… of John Ryngson 'taillour,' John Hawke 'corsour,' Warin Ellesworth 'corsour' and John Morby 'bruere,' all of … of supersedeas, and order by mainprise of Thomas Netheway, Warin Sechewyle, William Gylle and Robert Ewesham of Devon to …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry IV
… in her demesne as of fee nor otherwise, but by grant of Warin de Insula held the said manor for life with reversion to the said Warin and to his heirs, that after his death in her life time … late wife of the said Thomas as daughter and heir of Warin, that a fine after levied at Westminster, to wit on the …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry IV
… omnino, and order by mainprise of Roger Yarum 'skynner,' Warin Adam 'barbour,' John Petter 'skynner' and Henry …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry IV
… possession in divers lands of Richard Lercedeken and Warin Lercedeken both deceased, which are in the king's hand, …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry IV
… the manor of Langeton co. York for a set farm, and against Warin Waldegrave or the escheator for the issues or farm … pending in the king's court between the king and the said Warin concerning that manor, late of John earl of Huntyndoun … the same ought to pertain to the king or to the said Warin. Nov. 24. Westminster. To the sheriff of Middlesex. …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry IV
… of the enrolment of a charter whereby King John granted to Warin fitz Ger[ald] and his heirs a warren at Harewude co. …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry IV
… and Little Ikforde co. Buckingham. Witnesses: John Rede, Warin Waldegrave, Richard Overton, Geoffrey Huchynden, John …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry IV
… Writ of supersedeas omnino, and order by mainprise of Warin Wyot of Middlesex, John Broke of London 'skryvener,' …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry V
… 4. Westminster. Thomas Bitelisgate of Devon esquire to Warin Secheville. Recognisance for 40 marks, to be levied …