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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… and his heirs free warren in all his demesne lands of his manors of Norton, Lavinton, Upton, Wroccestre, Cuned, … Appointment of P.bishop of Hereford,to the keeping of the manors of Strattonedale,and Liden by … yearly as much as used to be rendered to the king for the manors. Mandate to the queen and R.earl of Cornwall to cause …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… granting to Isabel, lady of Croun, the king's sister, the manors of Hamme, Waleton and Welle, late of Peter de Croun, … his will. Commission to Peter, bishop of Hereford, of the manors of Mawerdyn and Lugwardyn for ten years from … 38 Henry III, at the same farm as the men of the said manors, or other farmers, paid last at the Exchequer. …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… utility of the king and realm; and to extend the king's manors and demesnes and all profits belonging to the said … auditors, touching the manor of Taunton and certain other manors which the bishop holds immediately of the king, and … answered by the bishop touching the ownership of the said manors. Sept. 9. Wark. Notification to H. bishop of Lincoln …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… and of his age of 100 s. a year out of the issues of the manors of Cocham and Braye by the hands of the bailiff … in the county of Gloucester, to[give seisin] to him of the manors of Chirchedon and Otynton. MEMBRANE 9. May 3.Kempton. … in the county of Gloucester to give them seisin of the manors of Chirchedon and Ottinton. Mandate to the executors …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… the barton of that manor, and with the stock of the said manors, for five years from last Michaelmas; rendering at the Exchequer 140 l. a year, keeping the said castles and manors at his own cost, giving up the houses of the said bartons and the demesnes of the said manors in the same state in which he received them, and …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… to keep the lands late of Godfrey de Craucumbe and the manors of Melkesham, Pulton, Gillingham, Shaftebury, … at the Exchequer. And the tenants of the said lands and manors are commanded to be intendant to him. Mandate to the said Stephen to receive the said lands and manors and castle, as Hugh Garget, who had the same in his …