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Middlesex county records
… Hostman of the parish of the Savoy goldsmith, and Peter Musard of the town of Cambrige goldsmith, in the sum of forty …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… This place derives its name from the family of Musard, who had a castle here, of which the foundation, with …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… presentation to the benefice was made in 1269 by Ralph Musard, lord of the manor. 63 The advowson usually remained …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… by Ernesi; it had passed into the possession of Hasculf Musard by 1086 when it had increased in value. 58 During the … 61 The manor of MISERDEN apparently passed to Robert Musard (fl. 1146) 62 and was later held by Hasculf Musard. Hasculf, who granted part of the manor to the Knights …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… fishingweirs. 50 Henry III confirmed the grant after Ralph Musard and William de Putot had interfered, as sheriffs, with …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… of King Edward, were held as one manor in 1086 of Hascoit Musard. 56 The overlordship remained attached to the Musard barony, the head of which was at first Miserden Castle … reference to it occurring in 1254. 59 Eudo was Hascoit Musard's tenant in 1086. 60 In the middle 13th century the …
A History of the County of Warwick
… when Nicholas of Kingley disposed of it to Malcolm Musard, who released all his rights to the abbey in 1316. 60 …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… was held in the early 12th century by Enisand Murdac 20 or Musard. 21 His successor 22 Alexander Musard had two children, a son Robert, 23 who must have died …
A History of the County of Warwick
… son of Peter de Wyncote was granted the manor by Sir John Musard for the term of the grantor's life at a rental of 6 … ix, 440; Cal. Fine R. vi, 168. P.R.O. Anct. Deeds, A 8243. Musard presumably had acquired a life interest in the manor. …