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PHI 58, 576X9 |
Appointment by William Turnour and Nichola his wife of William Sparrham as his attorney to deliver seisin to John Honyng, Roger Bolowe, Esq., and William Gayford of curtilage with ditches and appurtenances formerly of Thomas Bernard in North Burlingham. |
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15 Feb 1413 |
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PHI 64, 576X9 |
Quitclaim by Alice daughter of William le Waleys to Isabella de Cressy of right in tenement called Stretelond or in any other tenement belonging to the manor of Buxton. |
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nd [? early 13th century] |
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Caister by Yarmouth |
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1336-1548 |
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PHI 68, 576X9 |
Grant by Alen (?Koyham) to Nicholas Waleys and Thomas de Heydone, chaplain, of 1a. land in field of Caister near chapel of St Margaret and Grenemer'. |
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19 Oct 1388 |
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PHI 69, 576X9 |
Grant by Robert Ston and Margaret his wife to Thomas Smyth, Custancia his wife and Nicholas their son of a piece of land of 3a. in the field of Caister in 'cultura' called Blodhamburgh. |
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10 Dec 1439 |
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PHI 71, 576X9 |
Similar acknowledgment to (PHI 70) by Sir John Williams, knight, Treasurer of the Court of Augmentations, in respect of £64 received from Paston for the purchase of the late free chapel of Caister Holy Trinity. |
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30 Nov 1548 |
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Caldecote |
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1329 |
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PHI 73/1, 576X9 |
Grant by Peter de Alto Bosco, moved by charity and for the health of his soul and those of his ancestors, to the altar of Blessed Mary of Calthorpe (i.e. to Calthorpe parish church), of the homage and service of Helewysia daughter of Peter Dubeldey for the tenement she had of his gift in Calthorpe that was William Sharp's, and for a piece of land lying at Kirsetres and a piece of pasture that Eudo Dubledey used to hold at Skerehunger in Calthorpe between the old river ('veterem ripam') and the mill and abutting on the causeway west, to the value of 14d. p.a. |
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nd [? mid 13th century] |
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PHI 73/2, 576X9 |
Grant by Peter de Alto Bosco to Mathew son of Simon de Hoe of 1r. 11p. land near the highway in Calthorpe. |
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nd [? mid 13th century] |
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PHI 73/4, 576X9 |
Grant and quitclaim by Alice wife of John de Brende Wode to Isabella her daughter of 0.5a. of the 3a.1r. of land that she held for life of the gift of Nicholas her son, of which Isabella bought the reversion of Nicholas, in Calthorpe near the path from the house of Walter Neyse to Rustes. |
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25 Mar 1302 |
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PHI 76, 576X9 |
Quitclaim by William de Calethorp to the Hospital of St Giles of Norwich of right in 1a. called Mynnesacre in Calthorpe and the advowson of the church there, given to the Hospital by Walter, Bishop of Norwich. |
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nd [? late 13th century] |
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PHI 78, 577X1 |
Grant by Richard, perpetual vicar of Calthorpe, and Richard Abot, chaplain, to Isabella, who was wife of Ralph Adamesson, of tenement in Calthorpe acquired of said Isabella, viz. messuage and cottage called Willesyerd with buildings, trees etc., and croft adjoining of 9a. Also 13.75d. rent from six tenants (named) in Calthorpe. To Isabella for life, then to Roger de Holt and wife Alice and the heirs of their bodies, then to the right heirs of Roger. |
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30 May 1345 |
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PHI 82, 577X1 |
Copy of Court Roll of the manor of Sutton Outsoken recording admission of Andrew Prime, gent., on the death of Peter Prime and Mary his widow to 1a. with messuage built in Catfield, 14.5p. and 1.5r. in Woodcroft, cottage in Woodrow Street, 3a. adjoining, pightle of 2a. and 3a.lr. in Clubbs Close, all in Catfield, and surrender by Prime (then of Phyllack, Cornwall) to use of Joseph Jackson, doctor of physic, of parish of St Mary, Whitechapel, Middlesex. |
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4 Sep 1711 |
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PHI 83, 577X1 |
Feoffment by Henry Pertryk, clerk, Henry Gardenar, clerk, John Brancastr', jun., and John Pertryk to Thomas Pertryk, John Perne and Richard Savage of all their lands and tenements in the towns and fields of Catton and Horsham St Faith, had from John Agges, Thomas Hill, William Agges and Henry Kentyng. |
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31 Mar 1459 |
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PHI 85, 577X1 |
Agreement (in English) between William Willughbye, knight, Lord Willoughby and Eresby, and James Hobart, knight, to have a valuation made of the manor of Chedgrave in Chedgrave and adjoining towns in the Hundreds of Loddon and 'Knaveryng' (Clavering), it having been valued at £16 p.a. 'pryce of barly sett at xijd the combe' and accordingly Hobart paid £228 with condition that Sir Edmund Jenney, knight, and Richard Braunche, clerk, should truly value it. As they had not done so he was sustaining great loss 'for grete part & the best part ... runnyth with bushis brakys & furrys ... so as the cost & charge to recover yt wull near cost asmoch as the grownd ys worth'. |
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22 Aug 1506 |
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