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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… been admitted to the king's peace]. Preterea, cum quidam Neel felo fuisset ad [pacem ] regis admissus et pax ejus … in terra Hibernie, Willelmus de Vescy, asserens ipsum Neel pacem suam < non > habere, licet pacem regis haberet, … predicte, et non pro aliquo facto de quo predictus Neel habuit pacem regis ipsos amerciavit, et pro amerciamento …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… Tradecards. Painted box [peinted box; paynted box; painted neel boxe; painted box'e; boxes painted] It is not clear from …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… two were in the hands of Walter de Upton and Robert Fitz Neel, 53 who may possibly have obtained them by marriage with … GROVE or WHITINGHAM'S MANOR was held by the family of Fitz Neel, but it is not clear how they became possessed of it. In … to Missenden Abbey in the time of Henry II, Richard Fitz Neel is mentioned as a previous donor of land to the abbey, …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… The name is derived from the family of Fitz Nigel or Fitz Neel, by whom they were held in the 13th century. In 1283 … of Little Marlow conveyed lands in Wycombe to Robert Fitz Neel, 348 who in 1299 received a grant of free warren, which extended into this parish. 349 In 13312 Robert Fitz Neel, probably a son of the above, died seised of this …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… 20 His successor, the fourth earl, together with John Neel, clerk, granted the manor of Hulcott to James Butler, … to the hospital of St. Thomas of Acon, 23 of which John Neel was then master. The hospital was founded 24 by the …