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A History of the County of Buckingham
… of hardmeede Gent' the yongest sonne of Antony Catesbye of whyston Esquyer decessyde; | whyche francys decessyd the xxj …
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… Alexander de Bickford and Hawise his wife sued Robert de Whyston for a virgate of land in Bicford, and for two parts … vill; and a virgate and a half and thirty acres of land in Whyston, and for one-third of half the manors of Medford and … two parts of the manors of Medford and Oldeton, Robert de Whyston stated he ought not to be required to answer to the …
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… regards the other half, it had belonged to one Robert de Whyston, who had enfeoffed the said William his brother of it … of it, and as regards the other half, that Robert de Whyston after the death of Robert de Whyston 4 his father had taken the other half into his …
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… as the dower of Beatrice, of the dotation of Robert de Whyston formerly her husband. Robert called to warranty … Beatrice is therefore to be compensated by Robert de Whyston. m. 26, dorso. An assize, etc., if Roger le Fevere …
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… if he pleases. m. 9. Staff. An assize, etc., if Robert de Whyston had unjustly disseised William Shene of two acres of land and two acres of pasture in Whyston. Verdict for William. m. 9. Staff. An assize, etc., …
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… attached to answer the plea of Edmund son of Robert de Whyston, that on the Tuesday, the Feast of St. Michael the …
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… and Rose, his wife, sued William le Frankelyn, of Whyston, and Alice, his wife, and John, the son of the said …
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… into four parts, in Penkeryche, Wogaston, Pylletnall, and Whyston. The deforciants remitted all right to Edward and his …
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… and Cassandrea his wife, deforciants of the manor of Whyston, in the parish of Penkerych. Robert and Cassandrea …