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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… In the reign of Henry II. Geldewine de Nereford owed King Richard I. 20 s. for his lands in Norfolk; 2 Sir Peter de … of St. Michael in the 14th and 15th of the said Queen, Richard Beckham had livery of the manors of Narford called … Beckham, Esq. died about 1658, lord of the same, and left Richard his son and heir, 13 which said John had license on …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… the itinerant judges at Norwich, Solomon de Rochester, Richard de Boyland, Robert Fulk, Mr. Thomas de Sadington, … of Guy de Beauchamp, and Guy, of the King. 8 In the 5th of Richard II. 9 a fine was levied between Ralph Churchman 10 of … &c. to Ralph; but in the 3d of Henry IV. it was held by Richard Thwyte. In the beginning of King Edward the Fourth's …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… remainder to Nicholas and Hamon their sons in tail; and Richard Holdich, by his deed indented, dated at Newton on Monday next after Easter, in the 8th year of Richard II. confirmed to Sibill, widow of Nicholas Le Leche, … of Wysbeche I meet with no further account. In the 1st of Richard III. Thomas Gent of Kempostn, and Robert Mounsey of …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Lady of Midleham. 1311, Hugh de Midleham. Ditto. 1312, Richard de Midleham. Ditto. 1329, Henry de Dodynton. Ralph … of St. Nicholas in Durham. Ditto. John de Sutton. 1375, Richard de Whitton; he exchanged with Sutton, for the rectory … feoffees of George Lord Latimer. 1462, Thomas Aleyn, res. Richard Earl of Warwick. 1466, John Pye. Sir Henry Nevyll, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… town; Hubert Ruffin held it under him; this Hubert, 7 and Richard his son, gave lands here to the abbey of West Derham, … account in this town: William Ode was lord in the 2d of Richard II. and had then a foldcourse for 240 sheep; after … of mortmain could be obtained; for it appears, that Richard Sparwe, or Sparrowe, Gent. afterwards held it; and by …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and Joan, the youngest daughter and coheir, married to Richard Dorward, Esq. 3d son of John, who had the manor of … use, and the chaplains were presented by them. In 1387, Richard de Stone, then perpetual chaplain, changed it with … married Elizabeth, her sister and coheir; and in the 3d of Richard III. Henry Spelman was lord; after this I find it …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Overeys in South Pickenham, in the 9th of Henry VII. by Richard Neville Lord Latimer. On an inquisition taken in the … seem to have held lands here, sometime before this, Richard Methwold presented to this rectory in 1496, and … 4 In the 20th of Edward III. William de Hales, Richard son of Richard de Holdich, and Roger de Bodney, held …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Bishop of Norwich, (vol. iii. p. 535), resigned it to Richard Benewatche, vicar of Halsted in Essex, in exchange; … prior, on the death of Godes, and was presented by King Richard II. the temporalties of this priory being then in the … Baston, with William de Ormesby, William de Kerdeston, and Richard de Walsingham in Norfolk and Suffolk, and died seized …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… the said county. 10 In the beginning of the reign of King Richard II. it appears from the King's letters patent, that … from place to place. And in the 3d year of the said Richard, there was an exemplification passed under the great … (the lord, as I take it, who held it in capite) granted to Richard Southwell, Henry Heydon, Esq. Edmund Clere, Henry …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… King, Sir John de Clifton was lord, and then granted to Richard Holdich, &c. and their heirs, this manor, that of Cranwich, &c. in trust. The 12th of King Richard II. Sir John de Clifton and Elizabeth his wife held … it now remains. Plais's Manor. In the 17th of Edward II. Richard le Plays, and his tenants, held here of the Earl of …