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… R. Rob. Tucker, in arms. Rob. Cully, in arms, poor. Ann Godwin, R. Wirral Tything. Wm. Say, in arms. Wm. Beacham, in …
… year, when Thos. Prew offered 60 l.; and as in the case of Godwin, a Papist, and the setting of Sir Fras. Doddington's … 10 l. a year improved. As for the impropriate parsonage of Godwin, a Papist, it was Curle's fault, being formerly a …
… Roger Darcy, chr. John de Okeburne of Walcringham, and Godwin Greyveson, or [fil. prpositi] were cast in 10 marks …
… Walsham Hundred Panxford PANXFORD. Godwin, a freeman, was lord in the reign of King Edward, and … in Norfolk. Terra Willi. de ScohiersIn Pankesforda ten. Godwin i lib. ho. T. R. E. xxx ac. tre. mo. tenet Hugo iiii …
… to Edward the Confessor, who granted them to Harold son of Godwin. 83 When Harold converted the church into a college of …
… Public Intelligencer, July 916, 1660. See vol. ii. p. 486. Godwin de Prsulibus. Ant. Wood's Athen Oxon. vol. ii. See …
… in Sussex, which formed part of the possessions of Earl Godwin, 7 at whose death Warblington was probably inherited …
… Ashe coheirs may have married or been mother of Michael Godwin of Longbridge Deverill who in 1595 sold a share of …
… ( Prefixing: report by the said Commissioners. Boorer and Godwin have made oath that no money consideration has passed …
… King from the Treasury Lords on the petition of Timothy [Godwin], Bishop of Kilmore and Ardagh; Nicholas [Forster], …