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44. MS. D.D. Radcliffe 209

Date Range:
1260 - 1270
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Quitclaim. Navenby. [Date not given but c. 1260-1270: W. de Laxton, dean of Lincoln; W. de Schirewode, treasurer of Lincoln; R⟨ichard Gravesend⟩ bishop of Lincoln].

47. MS. Dodsworth 76, fol. 10

Date Range:
1290 - 1300
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Grant. Normanby by Owmby (Lincolnshire) (manor). [c. 1290-1300] (1300). . Grant from Sir John de Arderne, kt., to John, son of Walter Bek of Normanby and his heirs or assigns, except religious and the chief lords of the fee, his manor of Normanby near Ouneby, with all its appurtenances ; paying annually to him and his heirs 20 pounds of silver.

48. MS. Dodsworth 76, fol. 19

Date Range:
1292 - 1293
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Court rolls. Hungarton (Leicestershire) (manor). Friday before the feast of St. Barnabas [6 June], 20 Ed. I to 21 Ed. I (1293). . Court rolls of the manor of Hungerton, commencing the Friday before the feast of St. Barnabas, 20 Ed. I and ending in 21 Ed. I.

49. MS. Dodsworth 76, fol. 29

Date Range:
1295 - 1295
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Notification of grant. Stallingborough (Lincolnshire) (manor). Feast of St. Peter ad vincula, 23 Ed. I (1295). . Notice given by Norman de Arcy, son of Sir Philip de Arcy, to Sir Richard de Arcy of Flixburg, Sir Robert de Lisle, lord of Salekline, William Pynton of Konyngesby, Sir Robert de Nevill, and many others, free tenants of the manor of Stalyngburgh, that he has granted to his son and heir, Sir Robert de Arcy, all their homages and services. Dated at his manor of Noketon. On the dorse is a copy of a grant by Sir Robert de Arcy to Sir Philip de Kyme [?] of the whole manor of Stalyngburgh, enumerating all the tenants. [Both documents are copies, c. 1350; for the original of the first, see the entry on p. 681 of the Calendar of Charters, Rolls, etc., in the Bodleian Library and on p. 29 of vol. 76 of the Dodsworth MSS.]

50. MS. Dodsworth 76, fol. 29*

Date Range:
1295 - 1295
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Grant. Stallingborough (Lincolnshire) (manor). [Feast of St. Peter ad vincula, 23 Ed. I?] (1295). . Grant from Robert, son of Sir Norman de Arcy, kt., to Sir Philip de Kyme, kt., the whole of his manor of Stalyngburgh with appurtenances ; also the homage and whole of the services of William de Moigne, Agnes le Moigne, and others, which they held of him in the county of Lincoln; also he grants Walter Scharpe his native, with all his chattels, etc., to hold the same for ever (copy).