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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… de, 441. , Walter de, 336, 402, 419, 437. , , the queen's steward, 437. , , prebendary of Warminster, 252. , William … John, 455. Aldewrth, William de, presented to St. Peter's Northampton, 401. , , presented to Buckland, 417. … 674. , , Ermentrude, wife of, 381. , William de, 332, 669. Crevequer, Hamo de, 287, 417. Creye. See Craye. Creystok. See …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… son of Vives. See Jews. Abrincis, Henry de, the king's versificator, 555. , See Averenches. Abuzun, Aubezun, … Abezun, Abusun, Abbuzun, Aubuzun, Abucun, Peter de, king's kinsman, 429, 459, 461. , , parson of LlanbadarnVawr, 88, … Gretingham, co. Suffolk, 610. Creulefeld. See Cryfield. Crevequer, Hamo de, 233, 246, 260, 261, 278, 279, 283, 597. , …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… in, 7. , church of, 358. Abbeys, decayed, taken into king's hand, 2, 4, 198, 207, 242, 253, 294, 493. Abbeys taken … Thomas do, 97, 99. Creudyn, commote of, 82. Creuker. See Crevequer. Crevequer, Crevequor, Creuker, Robert de, 60, 149, 180, 184, …
Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Series 2, Volume 2, Henry VII
… 231, 363. Caldewgate, Caldegate by Carlisle [in St. Mary’s, Carlisle], co. Cumberland, 762. Caldkeld, Caldekeld, in parish of St. Mary’s, Carlisle, co. Cumberland, 292. Caldon. See Cauldon. … Eressy], Thomas, land held of, 680. Cretyng. See Creeting. Crevequer, Hamo, 686. Crewcomb. See Creacombe. Crewkerne, …
Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Series 2, Volume 3, Henry VII
… of, 2. ……, Newenham Close in, p. 596. ……, St. Sepulchre’s parish, 2. ……, university, 143, 147. ……, …., legacy for exhibition at, 531. ……, …., colleges: Christ’s, p. 599. Gonville Hall, Gunvylehall, p. 596. King’s (SS. … Cresyhall. See Cressy Hall. Creton, co. Warwick, 760. Crevequer, Creuker, honour of, land held of, 412. Crewcombe. …
Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Series 2, Volume 1, Henry VII
… co. Wilts. See Calcutt. Calecotes, co. York, knight’s fee in, 250. Cales, Staple of. See Calais. Callard, John, … John, land held of, in co. Norf., 1162. ………, John, esq., s. of William, knt., 975, 976. ………, Mary, wife of Philip, and … of, 976. Creting, John, 342. Creven, co. York. See Craven. Crevequer, John, 601. Crewkerne, Crokerne, Crukerne, co. …
Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Series 2, Volume 3, Henry VII
… Audeley [near Bicester], co. Oxford, 1061. Hardwick, Prior’s, Hardewyke, co. Warwick, 1156. Hardwyk [? Eynesbury … Middlesex, 195. ……, prebendary of. See London, St. Paul’s. Harleshagh. See Earlshaw. Harlesthorpe, Therlesthorp [in … Bourne; Bradninch; Bramber; Brecknock; Clare; Clifford; Crevequer; Donington, Castle; Dunster; Exeter; Eye; …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… three roads. The site is presumably that of either Bardolf's or Engaine's manor-house. From 1713 until the middle of the … least of this land was granted to Ralph Martival by Robert Crevequer. 63 These descended to Robert Martival and his … pasture in the Middle Ages. In the 12th century Robert de Crevequer granted to Robert Martival the right to have 20 …
A History of the County of Kent
… of Capel was held of them by the service of 5 marks, 4 s. rent, and 5 marks 4 s. relief on the death of each tenant, and in 1421 they … 5 The church of Blean was granted to the hospital by Hamo Crevequer and confirmed by Archbishop Langton; 6 and in 1375 …
A History of the County of Kent
… Nicholas, Leeds, was founded by Robert de Crepido Corde or Crevequer in 1119. 1 By one charter 2 he made a grant of the … asking licence. The advowson of the priory passed from the Crevequer family to the crown in the latter part of the … were valued in the Taxation of 1291 at £37 18 s. yearly, lying in Leeds, Rainham, Borden, Orpington, Tonge, …