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A History of the County of Warwick
… that they were violently dispossessed by Sir John Cokayn. 27 A writ was issued summoning Sir John to appear … in his entry, as in 1417 Elizabeth, widow of Edmund Cokayn, daughter and heir of Richard de Herthill, released to John Cokayn, her son, all right in the manor of Baddesley Ensor. …
A History of the County of Bedford
… a clerk, but he appears to have been succeeded by Henry Cokayn, who in 1428 held two parts of a knight's fee in …
A History of the County of Hertford
… with his wife Elizabeth granted it in 1398 to John and Ida Cokayn for life, 21 with remainder to Edward Fitz Simon, … and his wife Cecilia, who was daughter of John and Ida Cokayn. 22 Elizabeth survived her husband and married John … This, however, she quitclaimed in 1400 to John and Ida Cokayn and Cecilia, whose husband Edward was dead, 23 having …
A History of the County of Warwick
… rectory and the rest to the sub-lessors. 298 Sir Thomas Cokayn or Coken had been the lessor in 1580, 299 and John …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Richard Herthill. Elizabeth had previously married Edmund Cokayn, and in 1417 she gave to her son Sir John Cokayn a quitclaim of various manors, among them Newton … with the manor of Pooley in Polesworth (q.v.), in the Cokayn family until 1598 when Edward Cokayn sold it to a …