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Calendar of Treasury books
… King 10 0 0 Charles Mawson, Chester Herald 6 13 4 Peers Mauduit, Windsor Herald 6 13 4 Samuel Stebbing, Somerset …
Calendar of Treasury books
… Herald 6 13 4 Charles Mawson, Chester Herald 6 13 4 Peers Mauduit, Windsor Herald 6 13 4 Samuel Stebbing, Somerset …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Herald 6 13 4 Cha. Mawson, Chester Herald 6 13 4 Peers Mauduit, Windsor Herald 6 13 4 Samuel Stebbing, Somerset …
Calendar of Treasury books
… on his 26 l. 13 s. 4 d. per an. 6 l. 13 s. 4 d. to Peers Mauduit, Windsor Herald: on his 26 l. 13 s. 4 d. per an. 6 l. …
Petitions to the Pope
… de Wakington, Agnes Mauduyt, sister of Robert, and John Mauduit, knight, that their confessor may give them plenary …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… a plea between William Revell and the guardians of Thomas Mauduit, begun in 1194 and still undecided in 1199. 23 By … at this time, apparently because of the minority of Thomas Mauduit, 25 but the right of presentation was again in … of Bath and Wells's right to present, whereas Thomas Mauduit supported it. 26 An agreement which partially settled …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… penes Mr. H. N. Dewey. Longleat MS. 8966, a deed of Thos. Mauduit, fl. c. 1204-44. Ibid. 9096, 9101; B.M. Add. Ch. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… which had belonged to Ansty Preceptory. 20 Robert Mauduit, the first of the family to hold the capital manor, … held, to hold by the service of knight's fee. 21 Thomas Mauduit added certain pasture rights to the gift. 22 It was … this same tenement which was held by another Robert Mauduit by the rent of 1 d. in 1300 23 and granted to him by …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… his death. It was immediately regranted in fee to Robert Mauduit, 36 a royal chamberlain and younger son of a family … of his son Thomas who was already dead. 58 Maud took the Mauduit inheritance to a Northhamptonshire family, for she … by sale for the first time since the original grant to the Mauduit family when all the interested parties conveyed their …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… There was a market in Warminster in the time of Thomas Mauduit, lord of the manor c. 1204-44. 37 In the middle of … 13th century the toll of it belonged to his son William Mauduit, 38 and stalls and shops in it were the subject of … feast of St. Laurence (9-11 August) was granted to William Mauduit, lord of Warminster, in 1253, 90 and a second fair, …