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Staffordshire Historical Collections
… Thyknes, Stephen de Oklee, Robert de Hexston, John de Eyton, Benedict de Sutton, Adam de Daddesleye, Philip de …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… Siche, Richard de Northampton, the Parson of the Church of Eyton, William de Eyton the Chaplain, John le Luttel (Little), Richard de …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… being Richard de Bruynton and Thomas the Clerk of Eyton. At the first interrogatory Juliana did not appear; she …
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… Staff. Richard de Northampton the Parson of the Church of Eyton, sued Thomas son of Juliana de Coulegh, William de …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… Stepelton, Richard de Harle, Walter de Huggeford, Peter de Eyton, Philip de Stepelton, Richard de Leghton, and many …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… Abbot of St. Ebrulph and others respecting tenements in Eyton, did not appear to prosecute it, and the suit was … de Brumpton sued the Prior of Ware for 35 acres of land in Eyton, and the Prior made default, and the Sheriff had taken … by the King's writ of right, between John le Bakestere of Eyton, plaintiff, and William Walters of Pylatenhale, and …
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… William de Ippestones at that time Parson of the Church of Eyton, an annual rent of 20 marks to be paid in perpetuity by … 14 Ed. II, was the acknowledged Parson of the Church of Eyton. The judgment of the Court is therefore to be executed. …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… of St. Martin. m. 64. Salop. Hugh de Beaumus and Roger de Eyton were summoned to answer Geoffrey de Pycheford in a plea …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… d. m. 15. Staff. An assize, etc., if William le Knyght, of Eyton, John, son of John de Bromleye, of Little Onne, and … Alice, William de Fynchenefelde and Henry le Prestemon, of Eyton, had unjustly disseised William, son of William le Knyght, of Eyton, of a moiety of 18 acres in Little Onne. John, son of …
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… de Wollaston of an acre of land in Wollaston. Richard de Eyton appeared for the defendants and for the said Mary, as tenant, and stated that the land in question was in Eyton and not in Wollaston. A jury found that the land was in Wollaston and not in Eyton, and they stated that the said Margaret had been …