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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… same purpose. By her will proved in 1765 Mrs. Elizabeth Reyner bequeathed 390 to the minister and deacons of … Timbrell Street to the congregation. The income from the Reyner bequest and the rents from the Timbrell Street houses …
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… this, and the suit was dismissed. Mabilla, widow of Reyner de London, sued Richard le Fruter for half a virgate … except through his father Robert, to whom her husband Reyner had demised it for a term. Richard did not appear, and …
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… be paid from the annual rent of Robert Dru and Roger Reyner, his villains in Auneton, owing for the land which …
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… as of fee, because the tenement was the inheritance of one Reyner, the father of John, and that after the death of Reyner, John had entered into the land as his son and heir; …
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… 3 by her attorney appeared against Ralph, son of Roger Reyner, and two others, for coming to the house of the said …
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… le Barbour, William de Aston, Nicholas son of William Reyner, William le Barbour, Richard Sabyn, and two others …
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… Gilbert, William Schelde, Robert Wulrich, and William Reyner were summoned by William son of Thomas Swanild for …
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… a messuage and forty acres of land in Longedon, of which Reyner son of Oviet his kinsman, whose heir he is, had been … And John Giffard of Chilynton, William de Wrottesleye and Reyner de Neuport, jurors, did not appear, and are in … Flamstude. John de Casterne. Borough of Stafford. William Reyner, Robert Phelip, and William Coming, Chief Bailiffs. …
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… de Bissupestone, clerk, appeared against William son of Reyner de Bissoppeston in a plea that he should warrant to …
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… Roger the Bishop, Richard Bysshop, Walter Togod, Geoffrey Reyner, Robert Gerveys, and Robert Gronou, had unjustly …