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A History of the County of Essex
… leaving as his heir a daughter Aline, wife of Hugh le Despenser (d. 1265) and later of Roger Bigod, Earl of Norfolk … died in 1281. 83 She was succeeded by her son Hugh le Despenser, who was later summoned to Parliament as a peer and … North Weald belonged to him and not to his son Hugh le Despenser the younger. 85 It may have been about this time …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1300-1541
… bishops Salmon, Baldock, Ayremynne, Bek, Bateman, Percy, Despenser, Totyngton, Courtenay, Wakering, Alnwyk, Brouns, …
A Survey of London
… to the crown in 1324, and was then granted to Hugh le Despenser. See Williams, Staple Inn, p. 53. 51, l. 2. crosse …
A History of the County of Sussex
… and the annulment of the reversion granted to Hugh le Despenser 6 or from the decline of the port and the town at …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… Balliol College, Oxford, requesting a remedy against Hugh Despenser in respect of their expulsion from houses in … inde provenientes darent dictis scolaribus etc., Hugo le Despenser dictos executores post mortem dicti Willelmi de … coram justiciariis de utroque Banco et vocetur Hugo le Despenser; si tenementa in villa illa sint legabilia et …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… 1307 at Kirkcambeck when it had been attested by Hugh Despenser that he had served with him on the Carlisle …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… quod venire faciat hic Petrum de Truburgh', Ricardum le Despenser, Walterum de Alre, Willelmum de Dolis et Willelmum … quod venire faciat hic Petrum de Thornbrigge, Ricardum le Despenser, Walterum de Haure, Willelmum de Douslysg et … ordered to produce here Peter de Truburgh', Richard Despenser, Walter de Alre, William de Dolis and William of …