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A History of the County of Somerset
… Lucy, from whom the reversion was bought by Sir Baldwin Malet, to be settled on his son John and his prospective wife … John Hylle. 52 Lucy was evidently dead by 1382. 53 John Malet, knighted by 1391, 54 died c. 1394, leaving his widow … 1460 the property passed to her father's half-brother Hugh Malet (d. 1465) and then to Hugh's son Thomas. 59 Thomas died …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… descent as the rest of Roger's lands. In 1211 165 Ralph Malet paid half a mark for the enrolment of a release by … identified with the half-fee held by the heirs of William Malet of the honour of Leicester in the 13th century. 166 The …
A History of the County of Hertford
… of the 13th century the manor was held by William Malet de Graville, 4 who, it is said, was son of Matthew de Graville, son of William de Rue. 5 William Malet, being a Norman, lost his English lands upon the … 13 Thomas claimed to be great-nephew and heir of William Malet the Norman through his grandmother Theofania, sister of …
A History of the County of Surrey
… manor of SUTTON was held at the time of Domesday by Robert Malet; Wenesi had held it of King Edward. 58 Robert's lands …
A History of the County of Surrey
… 14 His right appears to have been contested by William Malet, 15 whose father Gilbert Malet is mentioned as holding land in Woodmansterne at the same time as Gilbert de Pudendane. 16 William Malet must have been in possession of the manor about 1230, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… candidates (John Mirehouse, a lawyer, and Sir Alexander Malet of Wilbury House (Newton Tony)), to avoid government … 1832 can perhaps be appropriately ended with Sir Alexander Malet's letter to Woodman on 12 December 1831: 'Marlborough …
A History of the County of Somerset
… a mesne tenancy in 1285 when the terre tenant was Raymond Malet. 35 Also in the late 13th century Sabina, widow of …
Petitions in the State Papers, 1600-1699
… And he shall pray etc: The petition of Captain Roach John Malet, esquire. SP 29/188 f. 34 (1667) To the Kings most excellent majesty. The humble petition of John Malet esquire. Most humbly sheweth That Arthur Malet esquire deceased your petitioners kinsman for five …
The Overseas Trade of London
… with 17 cloths w.g.; 60 goads Welsh straits, 40s. John Malet, D, 1 bale with 18 cloths w.g. 452. 10 Apr. In the ship …
The Overseas Trade of London
… 5 pairs splints, 1 chamfron, 1 gorget, £25 3s.4d. Giles Malet, A, 1 brl. with 8 doz. brushes, 11 latten whips, 3½ …