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A History of the County of Worcester
… 69 He died about 131314, being succeeded by his brother Emery, 70 or Aymer, whose name was included in 1321 in a list … of their goods. 74 In 1333, shortly before his death, 75 Emery Pauncefoot settled the manor on his son Grimbald, with … property which John de Wysham and Hawise his wife held of Emery Pauncefoot at the time of John's death, c. 1332, and …
A History of the County of Bedford
… Mordaunt was declared to have held land in Turvey of Emery St. Amand. 85 This fee appears to have been split up …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… William 85 sold it in 1274 to another royal retainer, Sir Emery Pecche (d. 1288), 86 who held it in 1279. 87 In 1285 … son of Sewale (fl. before 1190), 205 held c. 30 a. under Emery Pecche in 1279, and bought much other land, 206 which … which Sir William Barentyn sold with that manor to Sir Emery Pecche. 347 In 1298, however, John Bernham released the …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… 25 and in 1580 she leased the reversion of it to Edward Emery for 21 years. 26 Again in 16012 she gave another lease …
The Bede Roll of the Fraternity of St Nicholas
… 25 Iohanna Sprynge Cecely Glowcetyr 26 Margaret Cokke 27 Emery Mynne 28 Margaret Bracy 29 Alys Wellys John Sutton … in St Margaret Pattens next to his second wife Emory or Emery, who is among deaths for 1450 ( 29), according to his …
Middlesex county records
… John Harwood gentleman, John Fish gentleman, Thomas Emery gentleman, the Most Noble Lord Brudenell, Penelope Lady … co. Midd. gentleman; John Fish gentleman, Thomas Emery gentleman, . . . . Lord Brundenell, Penelope Lady Gage, … of Portland, George Baily gentleman, Thomas Emery gentleman, and his wife Jane Emery, all the last-named …
A History of the County of Northampton
… was in the hands of a sack-hirer named James Frederick Emery, who farmed there between the two World Wars. 76 Some … rooms', apparently at Cuttle Mill, by Miss Kate Emery in the 1920s. 42 In the late 1930s she was joined by … does not appear in 1903 or 1910. Ibid. (1924), 264; J.F. Emery was then farming at Cuttle Mill and the café was …
Petitions in the State Papers, 1600-1699
… sheweth: That upon the falce information of one Richard Emery, who hath as your petitioner is enformed taken his oath … the rescue thereof being pursued to the bridge by the said Emery knockt him down twice, your petitioner stands committed … able to prove by sufficient wittnes, that the said Richard Emery on the said Sunday at night when he went aboard the …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066-1300
… L'archidiocèse de Vienne en Dauphiné, ed. L. Binz, J. Emery and C. Santschi (Bern, 1980) p. 86). El. bp. of Geneva …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066-1300
… For his career, see Biog. Camb. p. 668. Also appears as Emery. Nephew of bp. Peter of Aigueblanche (J. P. Chapuisat, …