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Staffordshire Historical Collections
… son of William de Allerwych, sued Ralph de Fouleye, and Matilda, his wife, for causing waste and destruction in the … woods, gardens, etc., which they held as dower of the said Matilda of the inheritance of the said William in Allerwych … Nichola, his wife, and Robert de Beek, and Robert, son of Matilda, formerly wife of Robert de Beek, appeared by …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… etc., if Hugh de Loges, and William de Codesbach and Matilda his wife had unjustly disseised Richard de Loges of 3 … dorso. Staff. An assize, etc., if Robert son of Geoffrey, Matilda de Chelinton, John and William her brothers, and … and John Griffin had unjustly disseised William son of Matilda of Uttokather (Uttoxeter) and Juliana his wife of …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… writ of novel disseisin against Robert de Horselegh. m. 2. Matilda daughter of William Humfray recovers a messuage and a … the suit is dismissed. m. 5. Richard de Bentelegh and Matilda his wife withdrew their writ against Roger Bishop of … de Norton and Alice his wife and Richard de Bentlegh and Matilda his wife not appearing to prosecute their writ …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… de Stafford, Roger de Litleburi, Richard de Stoke and Matilda his wife, and Robert de Wymenton (Wilbraham) now held …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… die seised of the land as of fee, but only at the will of Matilda his mother. John de Coppenhale is therefore in … Robert de Burneston (Burston), Nicholas of the same, Matilda de Hugeford, Richard son of Matilda, Robert Rodeman, Robert de Kyngessey and Alice his …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… his son Baldwin, who, embracing the party of the Empress Matilda against Stephen, was obliged to leave the kingdom; …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… incensed against the empress, rose in arms for the queen. Matilda was forced to leave the City with all haste, and … he sallied out of the Tower and seized Sigillo, whom Matilda had lately installed as bishop of London, 41 and who … ransom for an enormous sum, but the bishop was present at Matilda's court a month later. 43 After Geoffrey had assisted …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… by Robert, Earl of Gloucester, and held for the Empress Matilda. The manor, which in the reign of the Conqueror had …
A Dictionary of London
… Soon after the foundation of the Priory of Holy Trinity by Matilda, viz. in 1125, certain burgesses (burgenses) of …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… fine on the 3rd February, 1202, by Roger de Argenton and Matilda his wife, and it was in consideration of this that 150 the prior and convent admitted Roger and Matilda and their heirs to all benefits and prayers made in … 73 acres to be made. The property was then held by Maud (Matilda), who was the wife of Simon Franceis, for her life, …