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*E1530 A:  Indenture between Rice Grufith de Carewe, Pembroke armiger v. William Rabynnysby citizen and merchant tailor of London: a bargain and sale concerning a cornmill and two walking or fulling mills in Herefordshire.  [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/H8/KB27no1075/aKB27no1075fronts/IMG_4682.htm] rcp
 
*E1530 A:  Indenture between Rice Grufith de Carewe, Pembroke armiger v. William Rabynnysby citizen and merchant tailor of London: a bargain and sale concerning a cornmill and two walking or fulling mills in Herefordshire.  [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/H8/KB27no1075/aKB27no1075fronts/IMG_4682.htm] rcp
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*E1350 B:  Quitclaim by Thomas Gent de Asheburne and Nicholas Gent son and heir apparent of the same Thomas to Anthony fitzHerbert knight justice of the bench in fee tail male of the lands in Norbury, Roffington, and Snelston in Derbyshire. [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/H8/KB27no1075/bKB27no1075dorses/IMG_4846.htm] rcp
 
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Revision as of 03:04, 23 February 2012

People for various reasons made certain writings and indentures to be enrolled in the common law records. They are listed here in the year they were enrolled, and that year is usually the same as the year of the original. The primary concern of this page is land transactions. Other writings may be included, but please do not include quitclaims of all actions or pardons or, generally, documents that were proffered in litigation. Charters of towns and cities should be linked under the name of the town or city in the geographical sector of WAALT.

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  • E1350 A: Lincolnshire, Yorkshire. Grant of Simon son of Ralph de Ormesby knight to William de Thorpe knight. [1] rcp
  • E1350 B: Lincolnshire. Quitclaim of lands in Winterton from John de Roos de Killingholm to John de Ludyngton. [2] rcp
  • E1350 C: Cambridgeshire. Quitclaim of lands in Doddiston and March from Bartholomew son of Andrew de Overton of Bottisham smith to William de Thorpe knight. [3] rcp
  • T1350 A: Sussex. Quitclaim of lands in East Grinstead and West Hoathly from John atte Milne of Grinstead to John de Granetye and Matilda his wife. [4] rcp
  • T1350 B: Cambridgeshire. Quitclaim of Eltisley manor from John de Mustiers chivaler to Robert de Thorpe. [5] rcp
  • T1350 C: Cambridgeshire. Grant. Whereas John de Musters chivaler had granted the manor of Eltisley to John de Pappeworth, John de Pappeworth knight here grants to Robert de Thorpe. [6] rcp
  • M1350 A: Lincolnshire. Quitclaim of lands in Toynton from Robert de Elkynton to William de Thorpe knight. [7] rcp
  • M1350 B: Leicestershire. Grant of Henry le Hunte de Scaldeford to Simon Hauberk mercer of London of all his lands etc in Scalford. [8] rcp
  • M1350 C: Quitclaim of lands in Rykhale from Alice late wife of Master Henry le Armurer to Robert de Acastre cleric. [9]

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  • H1351 A: Oxfordshire. Quitclaim of lands in Oxford (a shop of different levels called The Garite near the town square) from Hugh de Aston of Staffordshire to the Abbot of Osney. [10]
  • H1351 B: Quitclaim of the manor of Makkeneye from William of Makkeneye to Ralph Restwold and Juliana his wife. [11] rcp
  • H1351 C: Derbyshire. Quitclaim of the manor of Stretton from Henry de Stretton son of Osbert de Stretton parson of the chuch of Stretton in Derbyshire to Lord William de Bereford parson of Appleby, Lord Richard de Tadelowe parson of Mixbury, Lord John de Stene parson of Shoteswell, and Nicholas de Lichfield cleric. Wittnessed by William de Shareshull et al. [12] rcp
  • H1351 D: Sussex. Quitclaim of lands in Poynings from Thomas son and heir of Robert de Erle to Richard Laxman and Joan his wife. [13] rcp
  • H1351 E: Huntingdonshire. Agreement between William son and heir of William de Burford and John de Styvecle about an annual rent of 5 marks. [14], [15] rcp
  • E1351 A; Oxfordshire. Quitclaim by John son and heir of John de Baddeby to Lord Thomas de Baddeby his uncle of the lands Thomas holds in Wroxton. [16] rcp
  • E1351 B: Grant by William de Sheltwode cleric and Thomas de Chirchehull to William de Shareshull sr of a messuage etc that William de Broghton had in Swyneford juxta Comenore. [17] rcp
  • E1351 C: Quitclaim by Henry de Horne parsoon of Blachington son and heir of John de Horne to William de Roderham concerning the manor of Horne. [18] rcp
  • M1351 A: Quitclaim by Roger Nenard and Henry son of that Roger to John Salman and Isabella his wife concerning lands in Gelham Magna (Great Yeldham?), Toppesfield, and Hengham. [19] rcp

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  • H1352 A: Oxfordshire. Grant by Geoffrey de Redynges abbot of Bruers and the convent to William de Shareshull sr knight of a term of 200 years in the manor of Dunthorp. [20] rcp
  • H1352 B: Berkshire. Grant by Agnes who was the wife of Gilbert Bullok de Barkham to John Oliver parson of Finchamstead and Ralph Restwold of a forest in Barkham. [21] rcp
  • H1352 C: Berkshire. Quitclaim by John Mautravers chivaler to Agnes who was the wife of Gilbert Bullok of the manor of Barkham and the advowson there. [22] rcp
  • E1352 A: Bedfordshire. Demise by Joan who was the wife of Thomas son of Walter de Daventry sr to John de Tamworth for life, of lands in Tingrith. [23] rcp
  • E1352 B: Bedfordshire. Grant of an annual rent of 20s by Edmund Bolestrode de Prestelee to Lawrence de Stoke by Clare and Clare his wife, the rent to be taken from lands in Bedfordshire. [24] rcp
  • T1352 A: Warwickshire. Quitclaim by Henry le Bray to the Prior of Kenilworth of 6 marks annual rent in Locksley. [25] rcp
  • T1352 A: Warwickshire. Grant by John, abbot of Combe (enrolled by Robert, abbot of Combe) to Lord Richard de Stafford knight and Isabella his wife to present two clerics to the abbot to celebrate and pray forthe souls of William de Campvill and Albreda his wife and their heirs. [26] rcp
  • T1352 B: Warwickshire. Quitclaim by Nicholas Ryvel parson of Glascote and William de Walton vicar of Newbold Panton to Roger son of Phillip de Newnham to Newnham by Kirby. [27] rcp
  • T1352 C: Gloucestershire. Grant by John son of Richard de Foxcote of Gloucestershire to Gilbert Chasteleyn knight of the manor of Rodebroke. [28] rcp

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  • E1530 A: Indenture between Rice Grufith de Carewe, Pembroke armiger v. William Rabynnysby citizen and merchant tailor of London: a bargain and sale concerning a cornmill and two walking or fulling mills in Herefordshire. [29] rcp
  • E1350 B: Quitclaim by Thomas Gent de Asheburne and Nicholas Gent son and heir apparent of the same Thomas to Anthony fitzHerbert knight justice of the bench in fee tail male of the lands in Norbury, Roffington, and Snelston in Derbyshire. [30] rcp
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