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record summaries have been extracted from the databases of the A2A
(Archive to Archive) and PRO . Though not complete the database contains
a significant amount of what is contained in English archives, which in
turn is a very small fraction of what were their original numbers during
the medieval period. Where possible the summaries are listed by the
county in which the occurrence took place and not where the record may
be kept.
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FILE - BATHFORD, SHOCKERWICK, ETC. Grant - ref. DD\WHb/365 - date: 1150-1160 [from Scope and Content] By Robert, Bishop of Bath (1155 - 1165) to Osmod who was the wife of Sericus de Ford, of a virgate of land at Sokerwic (Shockerwick in Bathford, co.Som) which was almost useless to the grantor before Sericus his lord held it. To hold "in franco Gabulo" (in frank fee) for four shillings yearly Walker-Heneage and Button family and estate
papers, Coker Court, East Coker, Somerset
Catalogue
Ref. DD\WHb FILE - Grant - ref. DD\WHb/257 - date: early 13th century [from Scope and Content] By Andrew de Bathonia, son of Durand de Bathonia, with consent of Cristina his wife, to Gilbert Niger and Joan his wife, of the messuage which John Blauncheval held in the street near the baths; rent 4 sh. 6d. from Scope and Content] Witn. Henry Hosatus, of Tatewyk, Walter Hosatus, of Wyke, Roger de Sancto Laudo, Sweyn de Bathonia etc., and the whole hundred of Bath. FILE - Release - ref. DD\WHb/283 - date: late 13th century - early 14th century [from Scope and Content] Witn. Master John de Bathonia, James Husee, (sen.) of Hampton, William de Bathonia. FILE - Lease and counterpart - ref. DD\WHb/366-367 - date: 1266 [from Scope and Content] Witn. Dom. John de Westone, Knt., Henry de Bathonia, Walter, lord of Sokerwyk, Hugh le Chance, etc. FILE - Quitclaim - ref. DD\WHb/370 - date: 13th century [from Scope and Content] By Roger fil. Rogeri de Sokerwyk to Dom.Walter de Bathonia of his land in La Langebreche with common of pasture, in exchange for a "mora" which lies "subtus Hynnetum meum". FILE - Covenant of grant and counterpart - ref. DD\WHb/381-382 - date: 13th century - early 14th century [from Scope and Content] By Walter de Bathonia, Knt., to Thomas de Ford, clerk, of all his land in the fields of Ford on the east side of the water of Wefre (? Weaver), which the said William had of the Prior and Convent of Bath, to hold by rent of one penny at Michaelmas at Sokerwik during the said Thomas's life, and of six shillings by the heirs of the same Thomas's body if any shall survive him. FILE - Covenant of grant - ref. DD\WHb/383 - date: 13th century - early 14th century [from Scope and Content] By Dom. Walter de Bathonia, Knt, to Dom. Walter (de Aona) prior of Bath (d.1291) and the Convent there, of a piece of meadow within the prior's meadow called Middelmede at Ford which piece of meadow the Priory enclosed in their meadow in the 49th year of Henry III (1264 - 5): and land behind the croft of the late Stephen de Ford, in exchange for a piece of meadow of Crocham in Ford. FILE - Grant - ref. DD\WHb/384 - date: 13th century - early 14th century [from Scope and Content] Witn. Dom. Walter de Bathonia, John de Weston, Knts, Walter de Sokerwyk, Roger Hamon of the same, etc. FILE - Lease and counterpart - ref.
DD\WHb/405-6 - date:
1343 [from Scope and Content] By John de Forde, son and heir of Thomas
de Forde, to Dom. William de Bathonia, rector of Baggebergh (Bagborough
Co.Som) his kinsman and to Thomas son of the same John, of all his
lands, etc., in Forde Boxe and Twyverton, except those which were lately
Sihilla de Forde's and William de Sancto Laudo's; to hold for the
lessor's lifetime and a year after, at a rent of
6qrs. 4 bussh. of corn, 3 qrs. 2 bussh. of better barley at All
Saints and Lady Day at Forde, and £4. 7. 6d yearly. FILE - Covenant and counterpart - ref. DD\WHb/407-8 - date: 1343 [from Scope and Content] Between Dom. William de Bathonia, rector of Baggebergh and Thomas son of John de Forde with John de Forde that whenever he comes to their tenements of Forde and Twyverton he may FILE - Grant - ref. DD\WHb/990 - date: 12th cent - 13th cent [from Scope and Content] [a] Quitclaim by John fil. Rob. de Monteforti, of Aselegha to Augustine de Batonia of six shillings yearly rent in Sokerwyke and Ford. FILE - Lease - ref. DD\WHb/409 - date: 1343 [from Scope and Content] By John Maudyt, parson of Wynterbourne Comitis (Winterbourne Earls) Co. Wilts to Dame Margaret dau. of Augustine de Batonia widow of Dom. Andrew de Medestede, Knt., of his manor of Sokirwyk (Shockerwick) in Forde with the bailiwick, bedelry, etc., rents, services etc. of his free men and others in Walcote, Lamberugge (Langridge) and Bath, to hold for her life, with remainder, on her death, to Walter de Bathonia her son and the heirs of his body, and on failure of such heirs to Augustine his brother, and Thomas his brother in succession. FILE - Grant (copy) - ref. DD\WHb/410 - date: 1343 [from Scope and Content] By John Mauduyt parson of Wynterbourne Earls to Dame Margaret dau. of Augustine de Bathonia, lately wife of Dom. Andrew de Medestede Knt., of his manor of Sokyrwike in Ford with the bailiwick, bedelry foreign hundred of Bath with rents and services in Walcote, Lanbregg and Bath which he had by feoffment from the said Margaret. FILE - Quitclaim(copy) - ref. DD\WHb/411 - date: n.d [from Scope and Content] By Richard Bykelake and Margaret his wife lately wife of Andrew de Medestedeto James Huse of Hampton and Katherine his wife of all their land in Sokerwick and Batheneston. FILE - Grant - ref. DD\WHb/526 - date: early 13th century [from Scope and Content] By William fol. Pagani de Twiuertuna with consent of Honora his wife to Thomas fil Swaini de Bathonia of an acre and a half of land in the fee of Twiuerton (Twerton), to hold at a rent of a silver halfpenny yearly, and for this grant the saidThomas paid 27 shillings [from Scope and Content] Witn. Joceus de Baiocis, Walter de Waineswike, Dom.Thomas de Halta Villa, Geoffrey Maureward, Walter fil. Swaini de Bathonia, etc. FILE - Grant - ref. DD\WHb/530 - date: 13th century [from Scope and Content] By Luke Landri to John de Bathonia, of two acres of land in the town of Twiverton, to hold by rent of an eighth part of a pound of pepper, or one penny at Michaelmas, and for this grant the said John paid 16 shillings. FILE - Lease - ref. DD\WHb/580 - date: 1343 [from Scope and Content] For seven years, by John de Forde son and heir of Thomas de Forde to Dom.William de Bathonia, rector of Baggebergh (Bagborough, Co.Som.) and Thomas his son of all his tenements, etc. in Twyverton (except those specified and the rent of Edelna de Forde); rent 100sh. FILE - Settlement - ref. DD\WHb/1310 - date: 1248 [from Scope and Content] Witn. Alan fil. Warini, Knt., Master Henry de Bathonia, Henry Harding Henry, persona de Ferleg', etc. Creator(s): Corporation of Bath, Somerset BUNDLE No. 3: deeds FILE - Grant - ref. BC 151/3/39 - date: Circa 1250 [from Scope and Content] By Roger Cook (Cocus), son of William Cook, of Bath, for 35s., to Master Symon de Bathonia, of his house, etc., in the street outside the South gate, between that of the Prior, on the north, and the house of the Almoner, on the south, viz., that house which he recovered before Sir Gilbert de Paston, Justice of the King, in Bath. Rendering yearly to Roger and his heirs a sprig of gillyflower at Michaelmas for all service. The said house he will warrant to Simon and his heirs, and if he cannot warrant he will make reasonable exchange from other his lands in England. FILE - Grant - ref. BC 151/2/8 - date: Circa 1240 [from Scope and Content] Witnesses: Sweyn and Gervase de Bathon'; David Parvus; William Fresel; John de Porta; John Smith (Fabro) outside the gate; Geoffrey Wissi; Ernald Vingnur; Thomas Scudi; Kaskill de Weston, and the whole hundred of Bathon. FILE - Grant - ref. BC 151/2/9 - date: Circa 1300[from Scope and Content] By Ellen de Bathon', daughter of Geoffrey de Wyke, relict of Richard le Hoper, for 13s. fine, to William, son of Cristina de Furno, of Bath, of all that land which Cristina held of Richard, the late husband of Ellen, to wit, twelve feet in width and 56 feet in length, which said land begins at the oven (a furno) of William and extends towards the river Avon, outside the North gate FILE - Grant - ref. BC 151/2/10 - date: Circa 1290 [from Scope and Content] Witnesses: Sweyn and Gervase de Bathon'; William Fresel; John de Porta; David Parvus; Alured Kiuer; John Smith (Fabro); Gerard Corveser; Ernald Junior; Walter Gudemay; Andrew, son of Durand; William Springold, and the whole hundred of Bath. FILE - Grant - ref. BC 151/2/16 - date: 14 October, 1330 [from Scope and Content] By John Cole de Bathon, to Roger Cole, for his life, of two stalls (seldas) in Northgate street lying between the entrance to the house of Roger Cole on the north and the stall belonging to the aforesaid John Cole on the south, subject to his keeping it in proper repair FILE - Grant - ref. BC 151/2/24 - date: 1342-43 [from Scope and Content] By Robert de Bathon', burgess of Bristol, to Eustace de Button, and Matilda, his first wife, for their lives, and the life of the survivor, of a tenement, &c., outside the North gate, between the tenement of Robert Golde on the north and the tenement of the Master and brethren of St. John the Baptist on the south; which tenement was formerly called the tenement of Scorch. Rendering to Robert de Bathon' six shillings and eight pence to be paid quarterly, and to the rector of St. Michael outside the North gate four shillings and four pence to be paid one penny a week, and seven pence halfpenny to the Bishop of Bath for land gabel, and ten pence annually for rent called Stakepeny. Eustace and Matilda to leave the tenement in as good or better condition and if the charges are not paid for six months Robert to have the right of re-entry. FILE - Grant - ref. BC 151/2/67 - date: 1332 [from Scope and Content] By William de Wyke, son of Walter de Wyke, citizen of Bath, to Robert, his son, of twenty shillings yearly rent which Robert Dyer (Tinctor), and Emma, his wife, were accustomed to render for a tenement and curtilage which they hold of William for their lives and the said Robert and Emma once held of John de Wyke, William's brother, outside the Northgate, between the tenement of Sir William de Bathon', on the north, and the tenement which Robert Whyteson holds of the said William de Wyke, on the south, and the said curtilage lies between the curtilage of the Prior of Bath, on the east, and the land which William de Kemyngton holds of the said William de Bathon', on the west; also grant of the reversion of the said house and curtilage. To hold the said rent with the reversion of the said tenement &c., for the term of their lives. FILE - Grant - ref. BC 151/2/85 - date: Circa 1280 [from Scope and Content] By Richard Budde, to John Budde, his brother, of two messuages in the town of Bath (villa) in the High street, viz., that messuage which Roger Budde, their father, bought of Master Geoffrey de Bathon', between the land of Henry Absalon, on the south, and the land of Matilda, formerly relict of Thomas Miller (Molindinarius); and the other messuage lies between the land of the aforesaid Matilda and the land of Richard de Henleye which Roger, his father, bought of Matilda de Fersford. Rendering yearly to the bishop of nine pence for land gabel. MANORIAL ACCOUNTS FILE - Accounts of Anthony Harvy, receiver of various manors in Somerset for the King, to whom they came after the attainder of Henry, late Marquis of Exeter, having formerly belonged to Henry, late Earl of Northumberland; and of officers of Weke-Fitzpaine, Cheddon-Fitzpaine, Radway, Bridgehampton cum Spekengton, Wyndeyeats, Canyngton, Shockerwick cum Batheaston, and Stogursey. - ref. PHA/7276 - date: 1539-1541
TITLE DEEDS AND LEASES. CLAWTON, DEVON Gunnacot FILE [no title] - ref. CN/1034/1,2 - date: 30 June 1381 [from Scope and Content] Phil. de Medestede, kt., to Margt. who was w. of Jn. Pedda. [from Scope and Content] Godencote which Jn. and Margt. P. acquired from Margt. Medestede. Title Deeds for non-Arundell property Devon Twigbear FILE [no title] - ref. AR/1/1051 - date: 1274, 10th Aug [from Scope and Content] [contemporary?] "Tuykebere"; "Presentibus: domino Alex' de Okeston, Waltero de Bathon', Ph'o Prueth, Andr' de Trelosk', Ric'o de Inwarlegh', Waltero de Vast'y, Ric'o de Bynnelegh', Waltero de Tanton, Roberto Pollard, Johanne de Killerington, Stephano Stoyl"; slits for tag of (1)'s seal. Creator(s): Courtenay family of Powderham, Devon MOGER DEEDS FILE [no title] - ref. D1508M/Moger/198 - date: 1234 - (1251) [from Scope and Content] Wits. Walter de Bathon, then Sheriff of Devon. (1234?) FILE [no title] - ref. 212A/38/106/6 - date: 28 Nov. 1774 [from Scope and Content] Deed of exchange, Richard Goddard with John Bathe. Purton Redcliffe Street Brisol, Devon FILE - Quitclaim - ref. P/St.T/D/37 - date: 45 Edw.III [1371] Dec. 6 [from Scope and Content] Witnesses: John Bathe, mayor, Thomas Beaupyne and Henry Viel, bailiffs, William Somerwell, John Somerwell, Walter Mulleward and ors. FILE - Quitclaim - ref. P/St.T/D/57 - date: 44 Edw. III [1370] Feb. 24 [from Scope and Content] Witnesses: John Bathe, mayor, John Bount and John Viel, bailiffs, Robert Cheddre, William Coumbe, Thomas Inhayne, John Frensh, Geoffrey Publewe and ors. FILE - Quitclaim - ref. P/St.T/D/58 - date: 44 Edw.III [1370] Feb. 24 [from Scope and Content] Witnesses: John Bathe, mayor, John Viel and John Bount, bailiffs, Robert Cheddre, William Coumbe, Thomas Inhyne and ors. Temple Street FILE - Feoffment - ref. P/St.T/D/246 - date: 10 Hy. IV [1409] May 10 [from Scope and Content] 1. John Bathe, William Penneford, John Beoff and William Rowbroke, executors of the will of John Bount, son and heir of John Bount, former burgess of Bristol FILE - Quitclaim - ref. P/St.T/D/248 - date: 10 Hy.IV [1409] May 11 [from Scope and Content] 1. John Bathe, William Penneford,John Beoff, William Rowbroke, executors of the will of John Bount, son and heir of John Bount, former burgess of Bristol
ADDITIONAL RASHLEIGH DOCUMENTS [Access Conditions] Most of the documents are too fragile to be used and too badly decayed to be repaired. ST. MINVER Smythys FILE [no title] - ref. R/5837/1,2 - date: (day and month not given), 1561/2 [from Scope and Content] (2) Chris. Copleston, esq., Anthony Giffard, esq., Jn. Marsshall, gent., Hen. Bathe, jun., and Jn. Castell of Park FILE
[no title] - ref. R/5846
- date: 8 Dec. 1573 [from Scope and Content] (1) Wm. Billing or
Trelawder of St. Tudy, yeo., to (2) Chris. Copleston of Warley, Devon,
esq., Jn. Marshall of Teigngrace, gent., Jn. Peter of Comton, gent.,
Johnson Hodge of Indelyn (Endellion), Jn. Wade of Hengar, Hen. Bathe of
St. Bruard or Symonward and others Creator(s): Arundell family of Lanherne and Trerice, Cornwall LEASES Cornwall CARDINHAM Lidcutt FILE [no title] - ref. AR/4/1684 - date: 1600, 27th Feb [from Scope and Content] John Bathe, late of Cardynham = (1) Legal cases FILE [no title] - ref. AR/17/85 - date: 1564, 12th Oct [from Scope and Content] Evidence from William Martayne of the parish of Blistone, David Will of the parish of Warlegan, Thomas Pounde of the parish of Blistone, Thomas Beare of the parish of Warlegan, Roger Hendy of the parish of Hellon, John Plee [?] of the parish of Hellon, Robert Walke of the parish of Hellon, John Newton of the parish of Hellon, John Davie of the parish of Uste [?], Thomasine Bennike widow, Robert Edy of the parish of Hellon, Roger Eddie of the parish of Hellon, Robert Davy of the parish of Cardinham, William Bathe of the parish of Cardinham, Robert Smythe junior of the parish of Bliston, esquire, William Tredynneck of the parish of Cardinham, gentleman. FILE [no title] - ref. AR/17/100/1-3 - date: 1566, 24th Apr [from Scope and Content] AR/17/100/1: Evidence of Mebbour Bathe concerning a hedge that he was hired by Mr William Courteney, Lord of Deviock, to make between Floxford and the Hyer Slade Yate, where there was 'a waye frythed of five foote brode'; they hedged up the way, which was then called the Lower Slade Yatte, but he never knew any 'yate' hang there, nor any post to hang a 'yate', but a 'frithe or stake onelie'. Evidence of William Hicke, Robert Davye, Margaret Grosse, John Grosse. [from Scope and Content] Mebbour Bathe, aged about 40 in 1566 [Cardinham]; a way 'frythed', a 'frithe or stake'
Creator(s): TITLE DEEDS Medestede : Creator(s): Waleys family of Glynde Place, East Sussex Morley family of Glynde Place, East Sussex Trevor family of Glynde Place, East Sussex Brand family of Glynde Place, East Sussex [from Administrative History] The coparceners claimed that they were heirs general to two parts of the manor of Glynde by the fine of 1305. The other third was held in dower by Joan, widow of Sir Richard Waleys III. The parties were at issue as to whether Sir John Waleys I was the son of Godfrey Waleys by on the curious premise that as Sir John was bedridden for more than a year before he died he must have been more than 69 (if born in 1305) 'for he was a sclendre mane and also lusty a knyght in ys dayes as was any of ys age wythine the reyme of Ingelond.' More rational proofs for Sir John's age were his homages for the Kentish manors in 1315 and 1318 recorded in 'the gret booke of fees' of the archbishop. He must have been at least in his eighties when he died. This lusty knight was a member of the retinue of Michael, Lord Poynings, in the Crecy-Calais campaign of 1346-7. His venerable age and military reputation made him a man of standing in Sussex; he was sheriff of Sussex and Surrey in 1364 and sat as knight of the shire in the parliaments from 1368-71. Sir John married twice and had two sons Andrew and William by his first wife Nicholas, daughter of Sir Andrew Medestede of West Firle, and two sons Hugh and Richard by his second wife, Alice Aspale. Andrew died soon after his return from a pilgrimage to Jerusalem in 1378 and his brother William inherited the Waleys estates. Richard, the surviving son of Sir John's second marriage, received his mother's Aspale properties in Devonshire and founded a new branch of the family in that county. Sir William Waleys I represented Sussex as knight of the shire in the parliaments of 1380, 1382/3, 1387/8 and 1390; he was twice sheriff of Surrey and Sussex in 1383 and 1395. His wife Margaret, daughter of Sir John St. Clere, Chief Forester of Ashdown Forest to John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, survived him and received her dower from her son John Waleys II in, 1409. Creator(s): Gage family of Firle, East Sussex FIRLE Land called Mesteds FILE - Copy of SAS/G4/21 - ref. SAS/G4/22 - date: 1340, 1409 [from Scope and Content] Grant by Lucy the daughter of John le Soucere and her sister Sarah to Andrew de Medestede, kt, of a messuage in West Firle (N: the tenement of Richard le White; S: the street by the tenement of Thomas de Woukestede); 15 Jul 1340 FILE - Copies of two charters - ref. SAS/G4/23 - date: 1342, 1409 item: Grant - ref. SAS/G4/23/(1) - date: 13 Oct 1342 [from Scope and Content] Thomas de Wottone to Simon Bertelmewe and his wife Alice of 2½a of land with buildings thereon in West Firle, with pasture, of which 1a lies in the quarentene of West Heighton next land sometime of Andrew Godwyne, S, which is called Rochage; 1a lying in Cheplands next land of Andrew de Medestede on the north; ½a in Bonecome in the quarentene of Estforlange next land of Robert Onstas on the S [from Scope and Content] W: Andrew de Medestede kt, John de Holyndale, John Giffard, Richard le Frye, John Colyn, Richard Lyvet, Roger le Tayllour, John le Webb, Henry le Mar Creator(s): Petre
family of Writtle and Ingatestone Hall, Essex;
EARLY TITLE DEEDS BONVILLE
Wiscombe Deeds of
"More" FILE
[no title] - ref. 123M/TB426
- date: [?1216 - 1219] [from Scope and Content] Witnesses, Warin
son of Johel, Roger Giffard, Richard de Crues, Horbert de Pinn then
Justices, Walter de Bathon'
then sheriff for the lord King, Robert de Helyon, Walter de legh,
William Rok', Reymund de Cheureston' of the aforesaid assize, William le
Pruz, William de la Hill. Catalogue Ref. DDIN Creator(s): Blundell family of Ince Blundell. AUGHTON. FILE - Grant - ref. DDIN 6/17 - date: (11 Aug. 1292) [from Scope and Content] John Walsh of Litherlont, to Adam son of William of Bathe -- all his land in Acton which Richard son of John once held, lying between grantor's meadow and Ulbas, and between the way and land of William son of Ynge, within bounds -- with common of pasture and quittance of pannage of pigs; and freedom according to the letters of the king concerning measurement of the pasture. Rendering yearly 6d. Witn. Sir Robert of Lathum, Sir Robert of Holont, Gilbert of Halsale, Ralph of Bykerstat, Robert of Burom, Robert of Halsale, Madoc of Acton, Henry of the same. Given at Litherlont in morrow St. Lawrence. 20 Ed. I. Seal S' 10' WALENSIS. FILE - Quitclaim - ref. DDIN 6/23 - date: (23 Jul. 1316) [from Scope and Content] Richard son of Adam of Bathe to John of the Swynegart -- all lands which A. of B. & Alice mother of R. had in Acton -- Witn. Richard Walsh, Henry of Lithirlont, Walter son of Madoc, Richard of Inis, Simon of Bikirstat. Given at Acton, Fri. in morrow St. Mary Magdalene, 10 Edw. II. Creator(s): Gregory family of Stivichall, Warwickshire DOCUMENTS OF TITLE DEEDS AND PAPERS Warwickshire Coventry FILE - DEEDS AND PAPERS - ref. DR10/273 - date: c. 1245 [from Scope and Content] Witnesses: Sir Paul Peyure, Sir Robert de Mucegros, Sir Henry de Bathon', Sir Gilbert de Preston', Sir Nicholas Peyure, Sir William Trussel, Walter de Coventr', William de Lit', Robert de Stokes, John de Langel', Geoffrey de Wyllenhal', Richard de Pynele, William de Pynele and others. Creator(s): Savernake Estate, Wiltshire MILTON LILBORNE AND WOOTTON RIVERS Title deeds FILE [no title] - ref. 9/21/2 - date: 17 June 1369 [from Scope and Content] Gift (1) Thomas Hungerford (2) Thomas Lidyard, William Lamborn', Maurice Hamund, chaplain, and William Bath Creator(s): Every family of Egginton, Derbyshire Inherited papers Title deeds, mortgages and leases: Egginton, Willington and Hilton FILE [no title] - ref. D5236/3/67 - date: [1430] [from Scope and Content] Witnesses: John Stathum Robert Twyford, [--] Bradburn, Henry Bathe, John Bathe esquire and others FILE - Derby: Title Deed - ref. 449/2/639 - date: 23 April 1425 [from Scope and Content] Letter of attorney for receiving seisin of all messuages, lands and tenements in Derby which were formerly of Thomas of Tutbury, James le Glover, John Sadeler and John Wethur, according to a charter granted to (i) by John, son of John del Bathe of Barton. Creator(s): Hazlerigg Family of Noseley, Leicestershire; DEEDS AND RELATED DOCUMENTS FILE - Licence to grant lands to the Chapel of Nosely - ref. DG21/11 - date: St. Stephen's day, 31 Edward I [26th December 1302] [from Scope and Content] Sir Walter de Baa Creator(s): Arundell family of Lanherne and Trerice, Cornwall; TITLE DEEDS; Title Deeds for non-Arundell property Dorset, Poole FILE [no title] - ref. AR/1/1072 - date: 1309, 30th Sep [from Scope and Content] Geoffrey de Morlegh, Walter Ryson, Walter de Baa, William Scolas, Geoffrey Dauy. Creator(s):Yarburgh family of Heslington Hall, East Riding of Yorkshire; Deeds relating to properties in Campsall FILE - Feoffment - ref. YM/D/CAMP/1 - date: 5 April, 1312 [from Scope and Content] Wit: M. William Latymer, M. John Beashe, M. Nicholas de Eton, M. John de Clyff, M. Peter de Baa. Creator(s): Browne family of Cowdray Park, Viscounts Montague; TRANSCRIPTS FILE - Volume II of the transcripts. These papers, which were found loose, have now been guarded and filed. - ref. COWDRAY/4934 - date: early 20th century item: Order to the escheator to deliver to the attorney of John de Bohun and w. Joan the lands of John de Bathonia, 1291 [Calendar of Close Rolls, 1288-1296, p. 184]. - ref. COWDRAY/4934/f 16 - date: 1291 item: Note that Joan is daughter and next heir of Eleanor, w. of John de Bathonia, 1291/2 [Calendar of Close Rolls,1288-1296, pp. 215-216]. - ref. COWDRAY/4934/f 17 - date: 1291/2 Henry son of Clement to Henry de Bathon[ia]: Grant
of an acre in the north fieldof Chipping Lambourn: (Berks.) Alice le Poer, widow to Henry de Bathon[ia] and
Aline his wife: Grant of 2 1/2acres in the south field of Lambourn: (Berks.) Thomas Godfrey to Sir Henry de Bathon[ia]: Bond to
pay the rent of a messuage in Ashbury (Easebur'): (Berks.) William le Poer, with the consent of Alice his wife
to Henry de Bathon[ia]: Grant of a piece of land in the south field of
Lambourn: (Berks.) Joseph de Chepinglaumburn to Sir Nicholas de
Yatingden and Aline de Bathon[ia], his wife: Grant of 6d. rent from a
plot of land by the road leading from Upper Lambourn to Chipping
Lambourn: (Berks.) Geoffrey Ingolf to Henry de Bathon[ia] and Aline
his wife: Exchange of 2 1/2 acres for two acres in the field of Lambourn:
(Berks.) John Cotyn, with the consent of Parnel his wife to
Henry de Bathon[ia]: Grant of land in Bockhampton: (Berks.) William son of Adrian Wagge to Henry de Bathon[ia]: Grant of land in Lambourn: (Berks.) Ellis son of Alexander to Henry de Bathon[ia]:
Grant of land in Lambourn:(Berks.) Ellis son of Alexander to Henry de Bathon[ia]:
Grant of land in Lambourn:(Berks.) Henry Clement to Henry de Bathon[ia]: Grant of land
in Lambourn: (Berks.) Reynold de Hadel' to Henry de Bathon[ia]: Grant of
land in Lambourn:(Berks.) Henry de Bathon[ia] to Robert de Aula: Grant,
indented, of a messuage in Upper Lambourn, in exchange for two cottages
there: (Berks.) Thomas le Copere to Sir Henry de Bathon[ia]:
Release of the rent for a messuage in Idstone (Edwyneston): (Berks.) Baldwin de Witsond to Sir Henry de Bathon[ia] and
Aline his wife: Grant of a rent due from Richard le Poter: county? Edward Seuesot to Henry de Bathon[ia]: Grant of three acres in [Chipping] Lambourn: (Berks.) Jordan the Clerk to Sir Henry de Bathon[ia]: Bond
for the payment of the rent of a messuage in Ashbury (Essebur'): (Berks.) Ralph le Cunte to Henry de Bathon[ia]: Grant of two
acres in the south field of Bockhampton on Feslesberghe hill: (Berks.) Rober the Clerk, son of the Chaplain to Sir Henry
de Bathon[ia]: Grant of two acres in the north field of Bockhampton, at
Lillesmere: (Berks.) John le Taillur to Sir Henry de Bathon[ia]: Grant
of an acre in Bockhampton:(Berks.) Geoffrey le Engleys to Henry de Bathon[ia]: Release
of 8d. rent for 7 acres onCopyndon, in Lambourn: (Berks.) Walter le Schir to Henry de Bathon[ia]: Grant of 8
acres in the field of UpperLambourn: (Berks.) Henry son of Clement, of Upper Lambourn to Henry de
Bathon[ia]: Grant of an acre in Lambourn: (Berks.) William de la Haule to Henry de Bathon[ia]: Grant of his land in Upper Lambourn and Chipping Lambourn: (Berks.) Roger le Poer of Upper Lambourn to Sir John de
Bathon[ia]: Release of ten shillings yearly he was receiving for a robe every year, for
life, under a bond between him and Dame Aline de Bathon[ia], mother of the said John:
(Berks.) Ralph son and heir of Walter de Wikenolht to Dame
Aline de Bathon[ia], wife of Henry de Bathon[ia]: Grant of a messuage in
Bockhampton: (Berks.) Robert de Auld to Sir Henry de Bathon[ia]: Grant,
indented, of four acres in Upper Lambourn, in exchange for six acres and
a croft in Lambourn and Upper Lambourn:(Berks.) Geoffrey Ingulf to Henry de Bathon[ia]: Grant of
three acres in the fields ofLambourn: (Berks.) Maud de Lounelay to Henry de Bathonia: Grant of a
wood called 'Thornhulle'at Lambourn: (Berks.) John de Anesy and Mabel his wife to Henry de Bathonia: Grant of land in Hurl(ey): (Berks.) William de Myneris to Henry de Bathonia: Release of
the land in Overley, which John le Fader held of him, together with the
said John and his issue: Ralph Haringto and Alice his wife to Henry de
Bathonia: Grant of land in Upper Lambourn, late of William Bruere: (Berks.) Roger le Poer, son of William le Poer of Lambourn
to Sir Henry de Bathonia and Aline his wife: Grant of two acres in Upper
Lambourn (Huppe Lamburn): (Berks.) Robert de Plugenet to Henry de Bathonia: Grant of
rents in Lambourn: (Berks.) Adam Horn to Henry de Bathonia: Grant of twelve
acres in Lambourn: (Berks.) Geoffrey Ingolf to Sir Henry de Bathonia and Aline
his wife: Grant of land in Lambourn: (Berks.) Robert de Sancto Albano to Sir Henry de Bathonia and Aline his wife: Grant of land in Lambourn in exchange for other land there: (Berks.) Alice daughter of William Suylland to Sir Henry de
Bathonia and Aline his wife:Grant of land in Lambourn: (Berks.) Henry son of Clement to Sir Henry de Bathonia:
Grant of 2 acres in Lambourn:(Berks.) Alice late the wife of William le Poer to Henry de
Bathonia: Grant of land (unahevedhalva) in the south field of Lambourn,
which Roger de Haddele, her father, gaveher in free marriage: (Berks.) Hugh de Plugenet, son of Hugh de Plugenet to Henry
de Bathonia: Grant of land in Upper Lambourn: (Berks.) Joceus de Plugenoit to Henry de Bathonia: Grant of
the service which Osbert de Hochangre and Juliana his wife owed him for
half a virgate in Lambourn: Joceus de Plugenoit to Henry de Bathonia: Grant of
the service which Osbert de Hochangre and Juliana his wife owed him for
half a virgate in Lambourn, and of the rent from a messuage in Lambourn,
etc: (Berks.) Hugh de Bathonia to Joceus son of William: Grant of land in Bockhampton and Lambourn in free marriage with Aline his sister: (Berks.) Joan de Bohun to Hugh Bathe: Demise, indented, for five years, of land and apond in 'Britifen': (Linc.) 7 Edw.II ADMINISTRATION (TOWN CLERK'S RECORDS)Title deeds, Medieval Title Deeds FILE - Grant of a meadow, pond, ditches and watercourse in Reading, on the west side of Seven Bridges - ref. R/AT1/71 - date: 1383 [from Scope and Content] Witnesses: Master John Sponle, Richard Selam, Thomas Bathe, Roger Hunte, Thomas Belle and many others FILE - Grant of a plot of land in Reading, between King's Street and the great Kennet - ref. R/AT1/72 - date: 1384 [from Scope and Content] Grant by Thomas Bathe of Reading to Richard Selham and his wife Agnes of a plot of land inMinster Street [la munstrestret], Reading, between the tenement of the Abbot of Reading on the west side and a garden belonging to the chapel of Thomas of Coley [de Colle] on the east side, and stretching from King's Street [via regali] on the south to the river called the great Kennet, which plot measures in width at the northern edge 54 feet, at the centre 47 feet and at the southern edge 39 feet and which Thomas Bathe holds as a feoffment from Simon of Southwood [de Southwode] FILE - Grant of a messuage in High Street, Reading - ref. R/AT1/83 - date: 1397 [from Scope and Content] Witnesses: William Skoryar', mayor of Reading, Richard Bedewynde, John Kent, Thomas Bathe, John Hunte, butcher, and others FILE - Grant of rent of messuage in the street leading to the Guildhall, Reading - ref. R/AT1/88 - date: 1400 [from Scope and Content] Witnesses: John Doublet, mayor of Reading, John Kent, William Skoryar, Thomas Bathe, Henry Barbour and others FILE - Grant of messuage in the street leading to Guildhall, Reading - ref. R/AT1/89 - date: 1400 [from Scope and Content] Witnesses: John Doublet, mayor of Reading, John Kent, William Skoryar', Thomas Bathe, Henry Barbo[u]r and others FILE - Grant of a messuage in Old Street, Reading, at Seven Bridges - ref. R/AT1/90 - date: 1402 [from Scope and Content] Witnesses: John Kent, mayor of Reading, Thomas Bathe, Richard Bedewyne, John Wythe, John Selham and others Catalogue Ref. DDIN Creator(s): Blundell family of Ince Blundell. AUGHTON. FILE - Grant - ref. DDIN 6/17 - date: (11 Aug. 1292) [from Scope and Content] John Walsh of Litherlont, to Adam son of William of Bathe -- all his land in Acton which Richard son of John once held, lying between grantor's meadow and Ulbas, and between the way and land of William son of Ynge, within bounds -- with common of pasture and quittance of pannage of pigs; and freedom according to the letters of the king concerning measurement of the pasture. Rendering yearly 6d. Witn. Sir Robert of Lathum, Sir Robert of Holont, Gilbert of Halsale, Ralph of Bykerstat, Robert of Burom, Robert of Halsale, Madoc of Acton, Henry of the same. Given at Litherlont in morrow St. Lawrence. 20 Ed. I. Seal S' 10' WALENSIS. FILE - Quitclaim - ref. DDIN 6/23 - date: (23 Jul. 1316) [from Scope and Content] Richard son of Adam of Bathe to John of the Swynegart -- all lands which A. of B. & Alice mother of R. had in Acton -- Witn. Richard Walsh, Henry of Lithirlont, Walter son of Madoc, Richard of Inis, Simon of Bikirstat. Given at Acton, Fri. in morrow St. Mary Magdalene, 10 Edw. II. UFFORD, Suffolk: FILE - Evidences of title - ref. HD 1538/402/1-111 - date: 13c.-1641 item: Feoffment - ref. HD 1538/402/63 - date: 1 Jan 1439 Piece of land lying in field called Sogonofeld in Ufford, between land of John Heruy, formerly of John Spark on S. and (2)'s land, formerly of Thomas Kyng, on N., 1 head abutting E. on land of John Sexteyn sen., other head abutting W. on land of John Sexteyn jun; to hold of chief lords of fee by accustomed services. Warranty clause. Given at Ufford, 1 Jan. 17 Hen.VI. Witnesses: John Sexteyn sen., Richard Grubbe, Richard Barat, Roger Mannyng, John Curteys sen., Richard Baa, Robert Aystoun and others. item: Feoffment - ref. HD 1538/402/64 - date: 20 Jan 1439 Piece of land in Ufford, lying in field of Sogonhoo between land of John Hervy late of John Spark on S. and (2)'s land late of Thomas Kyng on N., E. head abutting on (1)'s land, W. head on land of John Sexteyn jun.; which (1) lately had jointly with William Walle, Thomas Kelyng and Richard Martyn, all now deceased, with other lands and tenements, by gift of William Lusse of Melton; to hold of chief lords of fee by accustomed services. Witnesses: Richard Grubbe, Richard Baret, Richard Baa,William Rikkes, William Lusse and others. Given at Ufford, 20 Jan. 17 Hen.VI. item: Feoffment - ref. HD 1538/402/65 - date: 10 Jan 1442 Enclosed meadow called Gersynge, lying in Ufford between meadow late of Robert Otteleye on N. and meadow late of Richard de Wylford on S., E. head abutting on meadow called Bartismedewe, W. head on le Northmedewe; which (1) lately had jointly with Hugh Rous now deceased, by gift of (1)'s brother John Cuttyng; to hold of chief lords of fee by accustomed services. Warranty clause. Witnesses: John Wrighte, Thomas Leve, John Curtays, William Curtays, Richard Baa, Walter Broun', John Salterne and others. Given at Ufford, 10 Jan. 20 Hen.VI. item: Release - ref. HD 1538/402/72 - date: 10 Aug 1457 All lands, tenements, rents and services in Ufford, Melton and Bromeswalle [Bromeswell] which they lately had jointly with John Lamb late of Ufford, deceased, by feoffment of John Curtays sen. and Richard Baa of Ufford and Thomas Maggis of Rendelisham [Rendlesham], who had them before, jointly with John Wrighte, deceased, by gift of J.L.; to hold of chief lords of fees by accustomed services. Witnesses: Roger Mannyng, Richard Grubbe, Richard Crispyng, John Curtays, Richard Caltoun and many others. Given at Ufford, 10 Aug. 35 Hen.VI.Blackbourn Hundred FILE – Euston, Suffolk - ref. HD 1538/2 Vol 2/fol.44 [n.d.] item: Quitclaim [no ref.] - date: 1 Jul 1435 [from Scope and Content] (1) quitclaims to (2), land (9a. 1 ½r.) with adjoining messuage, in various pieces, formerly called [sic] Robert Bowcold of Euston. Warranty clause. Witnesses: John Gent, shepherd, Roger Northwold, John Baa, Nicholas Godyng, Edward Clerke and others. Given at Euston, 1 Jul.13 Hen VI. Wilford Hundred FILE - Ufford - ref. HD 1538/19 Vol.19/fol.98 [n.d.] item: Release - ref. HD 1538/19 Vol.19/fol.98/4 - date: 4 Apr 1496 (1) to (2), piece of land (1a.) called Estondych, lying between land of fee of Melton Hall in farm of John Crispyng on S. and land of Thomas Reve on N., E. head abutting on highway from Gippi'o [Ipswich] to Wykham Market [Wickham Market], W. head on lands of various men; and piece of land lying at lez Roughmeres containing 5 selions [strips] (1r.), between land of T.R. on W. and land of Thomas Gebylot on E., N. head abutting on land of Ufford rectory, S. head on mill way [viam molendini]; both which (1) lately had, among other lands and tenements in Ufford, by release of John Wode of Sutton and Robert Balhed of Ufford, dated at Ufford 20 May 8 Hen.VII (1493), and which J.W. and R.B. lately had, among other lands and tenements, jointly with Walter Fulburne, Robert Wode, William Madour and William Baa now deceased, by release of various men dated at Ufford 4 May 22 Edw. [IV] (1482); to hold of chief lords of fee for accustomed services. Witnesses: Thomas Grenlyng, Thomas Symond, John Curtays, Thomas Cuttyng, John Masoun. Given at Ufford, 4 Apr 11 Hen. VII.
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