The Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, Volume 13Yorkshire Archaeological Society., 1895 A review of history, antiquities and topography in the county. |
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... John Burgh by feoffment of Playte and Foxhols ; for life , with remainder to Wm . lord Fitzhugh in fee simple . Witnesses : -John Clervaux , Thos . Rokeby , knts . , Chr . Conyers , Chr . Boynton , Roger Aske , Wm . Burgh . 14 Jan. 8 ...
... John Burgh by feoffment of Playte and Foxhols ; for life , with remainder to Wm . lord Fitzhugh in fee simple . Witnesses : -John Clervaux , Thos . Rokeby , knts . , Chr . Conyers , Chr . Boynton , Roger Aske , Wm . Burgh . 14 Jan. 8 ...
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... John de Meaux ( Melsa ) , Sir Amand de Ruda , knts . , Wm . Attesthalle of Aldeburgh , Thos . his son , Michael Atte Brigg ' , of Aldeburgh , Ric . de Echerdwyke . Ryngburgh , Wednesday before SS . Philip and James . 1339 . [ A. 148 ...
... John de Meaux ( Melsa ) , Sir Amand de Ruda , knts . , Wm . Attesthalle of Aldeburgh , Thos . his son , Michael Atte Brigg ' , of Aldeburgh , Ric . de Echerdwyke . Ryngburgh , Wednesday before SS . Philip and James . 1339 . [ A. 148 ...
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... John Ligard , Peter the Miller , John son of Thomas , Peter his brother Simon Rust . Ryston , Saturday , St. Valentine's day , 1343. The said John may fell trees for repairs and building by view . [ A. 155. ] Rogerthorpe.49 Grant by ...
... John Ligard , Peter the Miller , John son of Thomas , Peter his brother Simon Rust . Ryston , Saturday , St. Valentine's day , 1343. The said John may fell trees for repairs and building by view . [ A. 155. ] Rogerthorpe.49 Grant by ...
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... John de Stotevyle of Rolleston to Wm . de Rolleston of Beverley , merchant , of his right in one toft in Rolleston called Bryntoft ' between lands of Anselm de Pyckeryng on both sides , and in length from land of the said Anselm to a ...
... John de Stotevyle of Rolleston to Wm . de Rolleston of Beverley , merchant , of his right in one toft in Rolleston called Bryntoft ' between lands of Anselm de Pyckeryng on both sides , and in length from land of the said Anselm to a ...
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... John de Lindesay , John de Bretton . [ A. 60. ] Quitclaim by Margery , widow of Sir Ralf de Mitton to Master Wm . de Burgo , Rector of Thornhil Church , of her right in a grange in Nether Schitlington belonging to Master Gilbert de ...
... John de Lindesay , John de Bretton . [ A. 60. ] Quitclaim by Margery , widow of Sir Ralf de Mitton to Master Wm . de Burgo , Rector of Thornhil Church , of her right in a grange in Nether Schitlington belonging to Master Gilbert de ...
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