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Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… patients at night frequently elude the vigilance of Mrs. Lackenby, the housekeeper, and prowl about in their old …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward III
… knights, Roger de Fulthorp, John de Malteby, William de Lackenby. Dated Skelton, Friday after the Nativity of the …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… to cause a coroner to be elected instead of William de Lackenby; as the king has learned by credible witness that he …
A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… of Wyteby, of an annual rent of eight marcs in Uplithum, Lackenby, and Laysingby, viz., from his brother Alan, 40 s. for land in Lackenby, 40 s. from his brother Hugh for land in Uplithum, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… to John Millett and Jane, his wife, of divers lands in Lackenby in the parish of Wilton, co. Yorks, part of the …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… John le, 349. Lacheford, Nicholas de, 355. Lackyngby [Lackenby, co. York], Beatrice de, 252. Lacok, Walter de, 328. …
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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward III
… Thomas sons of Henry de, 274. Laches [co. Chester], 231. Lackenby, Lakkenby, co. York, 214. Lacock, Lacok [co. Wilts], … La Grande Chartreuse. See Chartreuse. Lakkenby. See Lackenby. La Laqua [Aquitaine], 381. La Launde. See Laund. …
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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward III
… 111. Lacer, Richard le, 392. Lache, William le, 496. Lackenby, Lackingby, co. York, 369. Lackington, West, prebend …
Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Series 2, Volume 1, Henry VII
… 639; manor of, 244. Lachyndon, co. Essex. See Latchingdon. Lackenby, Lakkenby, Lakneby, co. York, knight’s fee in, 250; … Lakford, co. Suff. See Lackford. Lakkenby, co. York. See Lackenby. Lakneby, co. York. See Lackenby. Lalford, Little, co. Warw. See Lawford, Little. …
A History of the County of York
… been of the foundation of that family. A rental of 2 s. at Lackenby, referred to in the foregoing grant, was given by Hugh de Lackenby to God, St. Mary, blessed Nicholas, and the brothers … sisters of the hospital, out of certain lands (named) in Lackenby for maintaining a lamp to burn before the great …