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Calendar of the Patent Rolls Preserved in the Public Record Office: Edward I.

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, Great Britain Public
Record Office, Great
Britain, ENGLAND
, Great Britain. Public
Record Office
Published 1893
H.M.S.O.
Great Britain
Original from the University of Michigan
no.1330-1334
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Each volume has also a distinctive title: Henry III, 1216-1272 (6 v.); Edward I, 1272-1307 (4 v.); Edward II, 1307-1327 (5 v.); Edward III, 1327-1377 (16 v.); Richard II, 1377-1399 (6 v.); Henry IV, 1399-1413 (4 v.); Henry V, 1413-1422 (2 v.); Henry VI, 1422-1461 (6 v.); Edward IV, Henry VI, Edward V, Richard III, 1461-1485 (3 v.); Henry VII, 1485-1509 (2 v.); Edward VI, 1547-1553 (6 v.); Philip and Mary, 1553-1558 (4 v.); Elizabeth I, 1558-

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Westminster, Edward II, letters patent
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oyer and terminer, escheator, messuage
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Public Record Office, WILLIAM STUBBS, Henry VII

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Stafford - Page 56
to the lands late of Hugh le Despenser earl of Winchester in the counties of Stafford and Chester which the king lately granted to him for life. ...
more pages: 569
Chichester - Page 100
and Mabel his wife to the dean and chapter of Chichester of a messuage in that city to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in St. ...
more pages: 221
Canterbury - Page 150
whose election as abbot has been confirmed by Simon archbishop of Canterbury in the exercise of his right of visitation in the diocese of Salisbury ...
more pages: 508
Nottingham - Page 362
Appointment of Ralph Byk of Nottingham to the custody of the smaller York. part of the seal used for recognisances of debts in Nottingham pursuant to ...
more pages: 279
Northampton - Page 495
on representation by the people of the county of Nottingham and other parts that notwithstanding the statute of Northampton that noue should go or ...
more pages: 500
Lancaster - Page 441
touching an appeal which Emma late the wife of Robert son of Thomas de Hale brings in the county of Lancaster against Margery late the wife of Henry ...
more pages: 459
Norwich - Page 405
By ps Pardon to Adam Frere of Norwich and William his son for having forcibly prevented the bailiffs of the city of Norwich from executing the duties ...
more pages: 14
Croydon - Page 84
Mandate to the justiciary, chancellor and treasurer of Ireland to observe Croydon. certain articles prepared in the last Parliament for tho amendment ...
more pages: 68
Salisbury - Page 104
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de Hungerford to the Wingham. abbot and convent of Stanleys of n messuage in Salisbury for a chantry ...
more pages: 150
Southampton - Page 419
notwithstanding any proclamation to the contrary ; so that he find security before the mayor and bailiffs of Southampton that he and his servants will ...
more pages: 346
Pembroke - Page 88
John de Haddon lately surrendered to Aymer de Valencia, late earl of Pembroke, then lord of the manor of Hampton, which is part of the ancient demesne ...
more pages: 404
York - Page 56
By ps The like to John Travers, Simon de Balderstou and John de Trehampton in the county of York on complaint by John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, ...
more pages: 548
Warwick - Page 268
on the confines of the counties of Worcester and Warwick, and that they and certain others having common in the said pasture lately threw down, ...
more pages: 326
Hertford - Page 136
Lincoln. in the county of Norfolk. in the county of Suffolk, in the county of Cambridge, in the county of Huntingdon. in the county of Hertford.
more pages: 295
Exeter - Page 335
John the Baptist within the east gate of Exeter, to find chantries and support alms according to the appointment of the bishop for his soul and for ...
more pages: 433
Gloucester - Page 370
was obtained from him by duress to procure his release when he had been thrown into prison at Gloucester for alleged trespasses of vert and venison in ...
more pages: 572
Derby - Page 17
who was sentenced to death for felony by William de Herle and other justices in eyre in the county of Derby, of the year and waste due to the king out ...
more pages: 18
Ipswich - Page 248
Pardon to the guardian and Friars Minors of Ipswich for acquiring in mortmain for the enlargement of their dwelling house in Ipswich from Geoffrey ...
more pages: 68
Leicester - Page 192
king John granted by charter to Robert sometime earl of Leicester and the present king confirmed to the said Simon, one of the two heirs of Robert. ...
more pages: 28
Coventry - Page 192
Stafford ; and a grant to the said earl and his heirs and to Roger, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield and his successors of a market and fair within ...
more pages: 37
Dublin - Page 82
Appointment of Roger de Preston as a justice of the Bench in Dublin, during pleasure. The like of Richard Broun. Mandate in pursuance to the justices ...
more pages: 115
Oxford - Page 542
used in the river Thames and other rivers in the counties of Oxford and Berks for taking fish contrary to Magna Carta wherein it is contained that all ...
Bristol - Page 61
of Bristol for a charter expressly granting to them view of frankpledge, which they and their ancestors from time immemorial have been wont to have. ...
Huntingdon - Page 539
Mandate to the mayor and sheriffs of London, in pity for the poverty of Huntingdon, the prioress and house of Haliwell, to aid the prioress in ...
more pages: 136
Windsor - Page 77
Signification to W. bishop of Norwich, or his vicar general during his Windsor. absence beyond seas, of the revocation of the late presentation of ...
Peterborough - Page 541
Grant to the abbot and convent of Peterborough and the good men of those parta of pontage for three years on wares passing over the bridge over the ...
London - Page 36
By ps Mandate to the mayor and sheriffs of London to suppress by means of corporal punishment and other disgraces at their discretion disorders within ...
Aylesbury - Page 424
an account as his bailiff and receiver in Aylesbury ; the said Edmund having acknowledged in the Chancery that ho haw fully satisfied him herein. ...
Boston - Page 347
broke in pieces turves already dug there and threw these back into the holes whence they had been dug, broke his close and houses at Boston and drove ...
Evesham - Page 283
Licence for the abbot and convent of Evesham to crenellate their house beyond the gate of the nbbcy. By ps Ratification of the estate of Master Hervey ...
Cambridge - Page 285
Seinan touching the accounts of the collectors of the pavage granted nt tho town of Cambridge by the late king and the king. ...
Paris - Page 269
that on the completion of the said year they may have for the following year the assise of one penny of Paris on every pottle of wine sold in their ...
Drogheda - Page 111
By ps Pardon to the burgesses of Drogheda in the part of Meath of 60 marks out of the farm of their town for repair of the bridge there, to be allowed ...
Rome - Page 217
of the realm at the court of Rome and elsewhere beyond the seas and for the wardrobe, that all such sums have been free gifts to the said merchants. ...
Rouen - Page 40
Mary, on proof before the. king and council in Parliament that the dean and chapter of Rouen appropriated that church by a grant of Edward the ...
Bolton - Page 544
The prior of Bolton in Craven. Licence for John de Ros to fell twelve oak trees and twelve old oaks not bearing leaves, given to him by the abbot and ...
Preston - Page 35
Appointment of Philip do Preston ' potager,' for service to the late king Guildford. and the king, as keeper of the passage over the river between ...
Sutton - Page 408
Henouere of Sutton, in tail male, 10J acres of waste land in Sutton, held in chief, with successive remainders to Eleanor and Beatrice his daughters, ...
Guildford - Page 35
Appointment of Philip do Preston ' potager,' for service to the late king Guildford. and the king, as keeper of the passage over the river between ...
Wokingham - Page 501
and when some of the men were already indicted before them, coming armed to the said town of Wokingham there assaulted some of the king's ministers ...
Amiens - Page 434
Richer by the bailiff of Amiens for services to the king, of the vesture of one journey of wood in Cressy forest, to be taken once only. ...
Portsmouth - Page 103
Writ de intendendo for Adam de Dene appointed by Arnold Micol, during pleasure, as his deputy in his office of chief butler in the port of Portsmouth. ...
Florence - Page 88
for the manor of Sutton, and of the reversion of the manor on the death of the said William, to hold by the rent of a florin of Florence at midsummer. ...
Lucca - Page 39
Westminster. of Lucca of the custody of the mint at Bordeaux for five years, into a grant of the office during good behaviour. ...
Dungarvan - Page 492
Grant to the said archbishop and his successors English and Irish alike Wallingford. of the advowson of the church of Dungarvan, with the chapels ...
Basingstoke - Page 100
husband's lands during minority of the heir, directed lo the bailiffs and good men of Basingstoke in respect of their farms, rents and other services. ...
St. Augustine - Page 310
time also the survivor shall pay a relief for the messuage and land j and (2) the like, dated the day of St. Augustine, the apostle of England, ! ...
Dunstable - Page 489
Writ of aid, until Midsummer, for Henry Bolter, appointed a purveyor Dunstable. for the household of John, bishop of Winchester, the chancellor. ...
Colchester - Page 226
The bailiffs and good men of Colchester. Ralph de Nevill. Henry de Cobham. Alice late the wife of Roger Beler. The abbot and convent of Malmesbury. ...
Tipperary - Page 336
with knights' fees and whatever else the king held in the county of Tipperary in Ireland (saving only to the king and his heirs four pleas, to wit, ...
Dover - Page 8
Writ de intendendo, directed to the mayor and barons of Dover, for Nicholas Traly appointed by Bartholomew de Burgherssh as his deputy in his ...
Hanam - Page 104
who lately acquired in mortmain from William de la drone and John de Baggeworth certain lands in la Beche, parcels of their manor of Hanam, ...
Banbury - Page 18
The like to the good men of Banbury for three years from the expiration of the grant for seven years wade on 13 October, 2 Edwnrd III, Nov. ...
Dovre - Page 398
Grant to the prior and convent of Dovre, who at the king's request have York. granted to John Pyk, king's yeoman, sustenance for life in their house, ...
Hirne - Page 520
Roger atte Hirne and William the Sinale, burgesses of Southampton, to export 500 quarters of wheat to the duchy of Aquitaine, until Michaelmas. ...
Wakefield - Page 458
appointed him for life chief forester of the chaces of Wakefield and Sourebyshire, to have the chief custody and survey of vert and venison there, ...
Zutphen - Page 250
with Otto lord of Kuye and other ambassadors of Reynaldus count of Geldres and Zutphen for a marriage between the count and Eleanor the king's sister. ...
Gateshead - Page 473
Edmund, the bishop and confessor, Gateshead, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see of Durham. By ps Mandate to Ralph de Nevill, ...
Americus - Page 240
to hold to him and his heirs by the same services as the said Walter held by, and that Americus had since granted the same to Thomas Surteyse, ...
Naples - Page 483
at Naples in the kingdom of Sicily, for his expenses over the taking of Thomas de Gourncye, the traitor, and bringing him to the king in England. ...
Edinburgh - Page 520
for the munition of the castle of Edinburgh and for wages while ho was in the castlo to defend it — in consideration of his long service to Edward I., ...
Taunton - Page 490
and Walter son of Lucy de Meriet, tenant, of the manor of Bradeford by Taunton (certain tenements therein excepted), was on that occasion committed to ...
Luton - Page 265
4<l. of rent, in Luton, and a fourth part of the hundred of Flytten. By fine of G marks. Bedford. Pardon to William do Ayette, king's yeoman, ...
Bonn - Page 114
Licence, at the request of Edward do Bonn, the king's kinsman, for Isabella late the wife of George Meriete, tenant in chief, to marry John de ...
Bourges - Page 460
By ps Protection and safe conduct for Master Bernard de Alby, dean of Bourges (Burgen') and William de Villeribus, Doctor of Lawc, envoys of Philip, ...
Dumfries - Page 469
Protection, for one year, for men of John de Orreton of the barony of Waltham Holy Walghope in the county of Dumfries, in Scotland, buying victuals in ...
Lambeth - Page 478
William de Henele, knight, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters Lambeth, nominating William son of William de Henele and Ralph de la Marche, ...
Toulouse - Page 10
The contents of this volume arc — (1) a life of Henry VII., by his poet Laureate and historiographer, Bernard Andr<5, of Toulouse, with some ...
Louth - Page 375
Louth and Ralph de Welleton of Louth to Henry, bishop of Lincoln, of 10*. of rent in Louth. By ps June 8. Appointment of Gregory le Walsh, ...
Wolverhampton - Page 22
Grant to Nicholas de Hugate, king's clerk, of the prebend of Kynewaston Westminster, in the free chapel of Wolverhampton, in tho diocese of Coventry ...
Thetford - Page 329
John's hospital for lepers, Thetford, for two years. Guichardu.s de Jou, prior of Montacute, going beyond the seas, without the clause. ...
Caen - Page 548
By ps Nicholaa, abbess of Holy Trinity, Caen, staying beyond the seas, has letters nominating Philip Bonvallet and William de Yatemenstre her ...
St. Louis - Page 124
Acknowledgment that the treaty between St. Louis sometime king of Havering atte France and Henry [II.] has been fulfilled. French. [Fecdera.] Bower. ...
Rochdale - Page 195
the castle of Cliderhou and the manors of Penwortham, Totynton and Rochdale, co. Lancaster, with hamlets, free chaces and other appurtenances ...
Beeston - Page 404
Pardon to William de Warenna for acquiring, for life, from John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, the manor of Beeston, co. ...
Solihull - Page 268
Yerdeley and Solihull hnve time out of mind inter-commoued for all animals and cattle at all times of the year in the pasture of Kyngesuorton Wode, ...
Jand - Page 533
a mill, eight bovates aud 60 acres of Jand, 20 acres of meadow and 20*. of rent, in Cossale and Nottingham, to find three chaplains, to wit, ...
Godalming - Page 637
Mary Nova, dean of Salisbury, archdeacon of Leicester, and parson of Leek and Hornease, 314. , , parson of Godalming, 314. ...
Abingdon - Page 17
Protection with clause nolumus for one year, at Suthalle, Tykeham and Abingdon. Chesham, for .John de Cherleton of London. Oct. 23. ...
Austin - Page 733
York], castle and town of, 34, 55. , Austin friars of, 325. , free chapel of, 65. , hospital of St. Leonard without, 557. letters patent dated at, ...
Barking - Page 752
Wynnesbury, Nicholas de, parson of Barking, 416. Thomas de, 198. Wynston. See Winston. Wynteneye. See Hartley Wintney. ...
Wigan - Page 619
Clyderhou, John de, parson of Wigan, 314. Clyflord. See Clifford. Clyf ton, chapel of, 186. Clyfton, William de, abbot of Darley, 70, 83. ...
Grimsby - Page 660
Horncastre, Ralph de, parson of Beverstone, 490. , Master Ralph de, 520. , William de, 108. , parson of Grimsby, 19. ...
Lora - Page 728
John de, 52, 55, 146. , Lora wife of John de, 490. Styfglayfryth, co. Derby, 582. .Alexander parson of, and his son Alexander, 582. ...
Inglewood - Page 613
Carlisle — cont. , liberties of, in Inglewood forest, 111. hospital of St. Nicholas without, 113, 319491. , master of, 186. Carlow, Catherlagh, county ...
Penkridge - Page 698
Patrica, Master Robert de, prebendary of Liclifield and Penkridge, 118. Patrik, William, 562. Patrikesbourae, William de, 570, 575. Patristowe, co. ...
Leeds - Page 622
Corder, Cordier, Gawan or Owen, constable of Leeds castle, 45, 123, 161. 401461. Gawan le, 80. Gawin, 461. Owan, 265. Corendon, Master Ralph de, 207. ...
Horsham - Page 620
.Ralph, 121. , Robert, of Chelworth, 240. , Robert, of Horsham, 128. , Roger le, 128. .Walter, 499. William, of Nanshirgh, 351. , William le, ...
Sittingbourne - Page 607
John de la, 223. , Peter atte, of Sittingbourne, 570, 575. , Ralph de, 17, 409, 436. , , canon of Abbeville, 559. , Ralph du, 194. ...
Harrow - Page 676
Litlynton, Master Thomas de, parson of Harrow, 97. Littel, John, Peter, and William, 389, 443, 444. Littelbury, Litelbery, Humphrey de, 204, 495. ...
Manchester - Page 618
Claydon, Cleydon, John de, parson of Manchester, 49, 149. William de, 176. Clayhangre, Hugh de, 350. Claypool, Claipole, co. Lincoln, 199, 224, 2«8. ...
Santiago - Page 234
By ps Protection without clause, for one year, for William de la Beche going on pilgrimage to Santiago. The said William has letters nominating Robert ...
more pages: 239
Malmesbury - Page 152
the king not being aware at the time of ratifying the same that he had recovered the presentation to the said church against the abbot of Malmesbury, ...
Lara - Page 564
Wilfrid, Ripon, and James de Lukes as proctors to treat with Mary daughter of Ferdinand de Hispania, lord of Lara, and with the kinsfolk and friends ...
Melbourne - Page 185
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard, vicar of the church Westminster, of Melbourne, of a messuage, 9 acres 3^ roods of land, ...
Rolleston - Page 570
Hambury, on complaint by Henry, earl of Lancaster, of trespasses within his parks at Rolleston, co. Stafford. By K. Feb. 24. ...
Launceston - Page 184
Pardon to John de Treugcr, imprisoned in Launceston gaol, for the death of John Marchaunt at Kilcampton; as it appears by the record of John de ...
Auckland - Page 636
Etton, John de, prebendary of Auckland, 36. , John de, parson of Brinkworth, 120. , John de, parson of Etton, 158. ...
Wellington - Page 734
Sec Turtle. forvy, Roger le, parson of Wellington, 495. Tosson, Great and Little, co. Northumberland, 112. Tote, John, 128. Totehill, Hugh de, 34. ...
Albury - Page 586
Sec also Albury. Aldeby. See Alby. Aldeford, Reginald de, 580. Aid. in. -iv, co. Salop, 541. Aldene, Robert de, 581. Aldenham, John de, 358. ...