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A History of the County of Oxford
… and a shepherd boy, a woodhewer, and an overseer ( (messor) of the Grange croft, part of the Tilgarsley demesne. …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… Hathfeld; Hatfeld. Hayton [co. Notts], 293, 349. Hayward ( messor), 341. Hayward, Heyward, John le, 399. , Nicholas le, … Cumbe, 324, 346. , William le, 432. , , of Roulton, 460. Messor, 341. Meteham, Thomas de, 179, 428. Methelwold, John …
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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II
… William, 201. Meseden. See Meesden. Meskyn. See Miskin. Messor, 274. Messour, Simon le, 70, 136. Metacre, Robert, …
Cardiff Records
… to the custom of the manor; a copyholder. Cutter (Latin messor.) A reeve or bailiff; especially one in charge of a … of cloth or silk. Uncoloured and undyed. Reaper (Latin messor.) In the Records this term implies a reapreeve (q.v.) …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… of 49 s. 1 d. to the haywards and stewards ( ad manus messor' et prepositor') of Llanblethian for the exercise of …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… set forth, and those of humbler degree who only appear as messor, tres pistores, or mundator curi. Twenty-four servants …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of the homage, he forfeits his tenements. A prepositor and messor to be yearly chosen out of the tenants; the messor to have the custody of the fields, meadows, and woods; … shall keep a man all seed-time, to fright the vermin: the messor shall come to the lord's diet (or maintenance) the …