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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… it was held, as may be seen at large in Bradeston. Sir John de Casten and Robert de Boyton being enfeoffed of it; … the 3d of Henry IV. the jury present that Hugh Rightwise, John Boole, and their parceners, held here, in South … and Thomas Hindringham's, and several tenements, of John de Caston, by half a fee of the Bishop. In the see of …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… The family of La Veile 3 were early enfeoffed of it. King John, in his 2d year, had grant and charter of confirmation … of a fee, and Thomas de Veile by the same tenure. 4 Sir John de Veile and Lecia his wife were living in the 5th of … to the priory of Bromholm; in the 28d of that King, John, son of Sir John de Veile, dying sans issue, Reginald de …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… at large. By indenture, dated in the 13th of Charles II. John Dyx, alias Ramsey, of Wickmere in Norfolk, Esq. and heir of John Dix deceased, (trustee for Thomas, late Earl of Arundel) … Howard, second son of Hen. late Earl of Arundel, the said John Dix absolutely grants, and releases to Sir William …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… returned to be lords in the 9th of Edward II. after this John Fastolf and Margery his wife. The principal manor … Edmund Barker. Ditto. 1367, Thomas Gilbert. Ditto. 1395, John Malpas. Ditto. 1395, Edmund Heryng. Ditto. 1397, Robert …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Alice de Bumpstede. 1350, Robert de Norton. Ditto. 1352, John de Besthorp, by Richard Iver 1361, Adam de Foxler. … of St. Mary's college in the fields at Norwich. 1383, John Wayte, by the dean, &c. of St. Mary's college. 1383, John Harvey. Ditto. 1383, John Boteler. Ditto. Vicars. 1403, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Catherine his wife, in 1349; Robert Bishop in 1374, and John Cobbe in 1377, and 1382; probably as lords of the manor … All-Saints; the ancient valor was 40 s. Rectors. In 1322, John de Sweynsthorp, presented by Nicholas de Frows. 1334, … 1374, Robert Hert, by Robert Byshop. 1377, Adam Lenne, by John Cobb. 1380, John Barneby, by John Cobb. 1381, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of the Duke of Norfolk's estate in the 4th of Hen. VII. John Holditch, Esq. was lord about the year 1500. Elizabeth, widow of the above John, remarried Robert Felmingham, Gent. and by her will in 1522, requires to be buried by her husband John Holditch, in the church of Black Friars, in Norwich. The …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… 2 Lodbroc, said to be a Danish king, but supposed by Sir John Spilman to have been King of Zeland, hawking among … him and Maud his wife for life, remainder on William and John their sons in tail, and died before the year 1339. … heir Margaret, who married Thomas Berney, Esq. 2d son of John Berney, Esq. of Witchingham. This Thomas had large …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… was lord, and in the next year had a grant of free warren. John Fastolf and Margery his wife, relict of Henry Catt, … 2 foldcourses here, &c. to Agnes, widow of Robert Catt. John Wymondham, Esq. and Elizabeth his wife, late widow of Sir John Heveningham, held the manor of Rothings in this town, in …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Roger de Cressi, son of Hugh, marrying Isabel, and Oliva, John Marshat, who was marshal of Ireland, and nephew of … divided. Sir Roger Cressi was living in the reign of King John. Robert Fitz Roger de Corebrigg, granted to Richard, … of England, James de Crek, Reginald de Hemelington, John de Tunestall, Bernard le Sage of the same, William de …