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A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… Lapworth, Edeston, Toneworth, Solyhull, Dodeston, Nechels, Bordesley, and elsewhere in the county named. Monday before …
A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… Edeston, Botelersmerston, Toneworth, Solihull, Dodston, Bordesley and Nechels, and elsewhere within the county of …
A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… 51. Grant by Reginald Burgeis, of Hanl', to the monks of Bordesley of yearly rents of 7 d. and d., payable by Alan de … [Warw.] B. 70. Covenant between the abbot and convent of Bordesley and Nicholas de Vado and Agnes his wife, relative … B. 73. Settlement of a dispute between William, abbot of Bordesley, and Henry de Romay, of Almcestr', relative to the …
A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… Henry de Abyndona, vicar of Bremesgrave, to the monks of Bordesley, of a yearly rent payable out of a tenement held of the house of Bordesley, which they had granted to him. Witnesses:Henry de … daughter of Hugh de Langeleia, to the church and monks of Bordesley, of land in the territory of Eadricheston. …
A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… de Burlega, son of William de Burlega, to the monks of Bordesley, of land in the territory of Clawerdune, lying next … Grant in frank almoin by Hugh de Burl' to the monks of Bordesley, of land in the territory of Claverdone. … of his right of common in the lands of the abbey of Bordesley, viz. in the Short Wood, ( curto bosco) and other …
A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… lord of Bunynton and Alice his wife, to the monks of Bordesley, to hold in frank almoin, of their right in a … almoin by Walter Prodome, of Buniton, to the monks of Bordesley, of land lying next land called 'Denseland.' …
A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… William de Ludinton of rent due from him to the abbey of Bordesley for land held by him in Draiton. Witnesses:Peter de … de Draiton, son of Nicholas de Draiton, to the monks of Bordesley, of a rent and services due for lands in Draiton. … frank almoin by Robert Elys, of Bunynton, to the monks of Bordesley, of that rent which they had been accustomed to pay …