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Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry IV
… of Surrey, in favour of John Mone at suit of Richard Credy for trespass. 1406. John son and heir of John Bussy …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry IV
… Prevyte, and order by mainprise of John Brynchele, Richard Credy, Richard Neweman and John Rolfe, all of Suthwerke, to …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry V
… Randolf, Thomas Seuycle, John Selman, John Fray, John Credy, William Est, William Beel and John Wyssyngsete, and to …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry V
… land and rent in 'North Weston,' delivering to John Credy and Joan his wife any issues or money thereof taken; as … deceased confirmed the estate and possession of John Credy, husband of Joan who was wife of Thomas Catermayns his … indented, dated as aforesaid, granted and demised to John Credy for life and one year longer the other two thirds …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry V
… earl to sail to their own parts, and by mainprise of John Credy 'sergeant,' William Credy 'squyer,' David Biere 'clerk' and William Herry …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VI
… the escheator, that John Wyssyngsete, John Selman, John Credy, William Est, Henry James clerk, John Stodesbury clerk …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VI
… of acknowledgment, 11 May. Joan who was wife of John Credy, daughter of John de Bradenestoke and Agnes his wife, …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VII
… ten acres in Litelsoleford, a mese and 40 acres in Credy Perrour, an acre in Newton St. Cirics, half a mese in …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… Veysy of Holbourne, Geoffrey Clerke of Leycestre and John Credy, the allegations hereinafter mentioned notwithstanding, … July 16 Richard II the king gave the said messuage to John Credy for life, rendering nought to the king, by name of a … the king, and said further that by charter produced John Credy gave the same to the said Geoffrey and his assigns …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… 'wodmonger,' all of London, and order to set free William Credy of the diocese of Lincoln from prison, giving notice to … of Canterbury now deceased, signifying that William Credy of the province of Canterbury was by his authority as …