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… pasture in Stanton which belonged to his free tenement in Blore; and William pleaded he had no free tenement in Blore, but held it in custody only. The assize therefore … stated the tenement in question belonged to the vill of Blore, and not to other vills. And John stated it was in …
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… when he had no common of pasture in the land of William at Blore; nor did William and Clemence perform any service to …
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… from St. Martin. The same Hugh sued Henry, the Parson of Blore, for preventing the restitution of the said goods and …
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… And they sued Richard de Methford, Parson of the church of Blore for the third of a messuage, twenty acres of land, and …
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… in the inheritance of William in Alkementon and Blore, by cutting down one hundred oaks worth 40 d. each, … oaks, each worth 12 d., in the woods of Alkementon and Blore, viz., in Le Rowenhey and Knolles, and throughout the …
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… other franchises in Tyrle (Tirley), Alkmynton (Almington), Blore, Hales (Sheriff Hales), and Knolles, but pleaded he … by what warrant he claimed a free chase in the wood of Blore and Gongles. The Bishop stated he claimed it by …
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… at Stafford. m. 16. Staff. An assize, etc., if Alan de Blore, Thomas Meverel, John de Casterne, Hugh his brother, … pleaded he was called Alan de Aldytheleye and not Alan de Blore, and if this point was given against him, he pleaded he … The jury stated that the said Alan was called Alan de Blore and Alan de Aldytheleye, and that he had raised a fence …
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… the goods and chattels of the said Alice at the manor of Blore, which is in her custody, the said Henry had removed … of the chattels of Alice belonging to her manor of Blore, Henry appeared and denied he had taken any chattels …
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… de Bromley and the other defendants; and Thomas Cabot of Blore, one of the recognitors, did not appear, and is in …
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… for taking by force two of her oxen worth 50 s., from Blore. The defendants did not appear, and the Sheriff …