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… Leghe. 6 m. 130. Staff. Alice formerly wife of Reginald de Norton sued William son of John son of Reginald de Norton, for half a mill in Norton, near Canok, as her right, and William called to …
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… Esnynton (Essington) appurtenant to his free tenement in Norton near Canokbury. Robert pleaded that no common in Esynton was appurtenant to any tenement in Norton; and if that was given against him, he stated he was … his writ, and he and his sureties, Robert le Keu of Norton, and Robert Alwyne of the same, are in misericordi. m. …
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… day to make recognition if Alice daughter of Thomas de Norton, when she demised to Matilda daughter of Thomas de Norton half of two acres of pasture and an acre of moor in Norton near Cannockbury, and which the said Alice claimed as …
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… the jury find in his favour. John fitz Philip, William de Norton of Mere, William de Bagenholte, Henry de Kersewelle, …
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… them at the above date. m. 57. Staff. William Reynald of Norton, John his brother and Thomas le Rous of Langedon were …
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… said Robert at Xmas from the manor of the said Peter of Norton, as was shewn by the rolls of the said Court, and that … Joan formerly wife of the said Peter held the Manor of Norton. The Sheriff was therefore ordered to summon the said …
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… Staff. William Huwel of Walsale appeared against Thomas de Norton, Thomas de Irton, Adam le Say, Thomas le Mareschal of …
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… Richard de Benetleye and Matilda his wife sued Reginald de Norton for a mill and two acres of land in Norton (Norton under Cannock), and four other tenants for land in the …
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… force, William son and heir of Nicholas de Thycknes, from Norton-under-Kev-remund, who was under age, and whose …
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… him for the free tenement he holds of him in Northmores (Norton on the Moors), and in which the said Nicholas is …