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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… a note of the woods to be sold. Dec. 6. Bodmyn. 50. John Otes to Wm. Carnsewe. Has been detained for the completion of … books found in Barber's house at Oxford. Dec ? 78. John Otes to Wm. Carnsewe. Quantity of ores at the smelting house. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… mind of a very great one of this realm." Nov. ? 39. John Otes to Wm. Carnsewe (?). The mines at St. Just were never …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… amounting to 344 l. 16 s. sterling. Jan. 1. 2. John Otes to Wm. Carnsewe. In behalf of the bearer, John Stone, to … apprehension of John Selley. Jan. 17. Penrose. 31. John Otes to Wm. Carnsewe. Has heard nothing of Mr. Denham. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… one copy signed by Walsyngham.] Feb. 23. Penrose. 68. John Otes to Wm. Carnsewe. All the men at St. Just's have been …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… and Welldon, alias Savell. March 2. St. Just's. 5. John Otes to Wm. Carnsewe. Discharge of the workmen at St. Just's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… in the High Court of Chancery, now held by Hen. Jones and Otes Nycalson. Nov. 14, 1593. 99. to the Earl of Essex. I …
Survey of London
… time between 1420 and 1422, Isabella, 51 widow of William Otes, mercer. 52 He died in 145960, 53 leaving one son, … of the City of London, Letterbook I, p. 266. The will of Otes is dated 5th September, 1420 ( Calendar of Wills, Court of Husting, II., pp. 4223). Isabella must have been Otes' second wife, as the will refers to his dead wife …
Middlesex county records
… James Ewre of St. Olave's Southwarke yeoman, Frances Otes of Goldinglane widow, Humfrie Benninge of Shorditch …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… a trust created by an earlier duke of York. 64 In 1086 Otes of Bernières (fl. 1121) held 5 hides in Rushbury under Roger de Lacy. 65 In 1200 Otes's great-grandson Herbert of Rushbury was lord. He died … 12th century to Basile (or Sibyl), possibly a relative of Otes of Bernières, the Domesday lord of Rushbury. Basile (d. …