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By William Brown, Great
Britain Court of Common
Pleas

Published 1897
Pub. for the Society by
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200 pages

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Section 2	23

Section 3	47

Section 4	55

Section 5	74

Section 6	77

Section 7	97

Section 8	99

Section 9	105

Section 10	107

Section 11	111

Section 12	155

Section 13	156

Section 14	166

Section 15	169

Section 16	174

Section 17	183

Section 18	187

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Pedes Finium Ebor, Regnante Johanne, A. D. MCXCIX.-A. D. MCCXIV.
by William Brown, Great Britain Court of Common Pleas - 1897 - 200 pages
Edited by William Brown.
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Doncaster - Page 1
Turnham married Joan, daughter and lacu or Mauley. heiress of William Fossard, Lord of 2 Cut away in the binding. Mulgrave and Doncaster. Their only ...
more pages: xi 8 9 82 118

Middlesbrough - Page 123
filius Alicias tenuit in eadem villa. H. et T. ipsi Thomas et her. suis de predicto Roberto et her. 1 Normanby, Ormesby par., near Middlesbrough.
more pages: 71 104 109

Grimsby - Page 165
113-124). 5 Sproatley. * He was the son of Adam Fitz r> Goxhill, a station on the line Hobert (Rotuli de Oblatis, 324). His between Hull and Grimsby.
more pages: 100

Sutton - Page 160
et idem Robertas clamabat pertinere ad manerium suum de Sutton'.1 Et unde per preceptum ejusdem domini Regis summoniti fuerunt xij milites ad faciend' ...
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Preston - Page 80
Et pro hac recognitione etc. predictus Robertus concessit predicto Laurentio x acras terras in Preston', seil, tres acras et j rodam in magno assarto ...
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Scarborough - Page 120
liberum servitium ijd per annum, seil, ad Pascha jcZ, et ad festum S.Michaelis jd, pro omni servitio (Ibid.* No. 180). 1 Willerby, near Scarborough.
more pages: 102

Wakefield - Page 8
9 Flockton, to the south-west of Wakefield. 8 Cadeby, Sprotborough par. 10 Wylam, on the railway, between Newcastle and Hexham.
more pages: 121

Rotherham - Page 91
1 Geoffrey de Saucusemara's right in Rotherham arose from his wife, who was the widow of Ralph de Tilly's brother William (Abbreviatio Placi- torum, ...

York - Page xi
It continued there till July 30, when it was moved to York, sitting at the latter place again the same day. Fines were levied there up to Dec. 4. ...
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Bolton - Page 55
priory of Austin Canons, which was this marriage descended the Mnltons, removed about thirty-three years after- Barons of Gililand. wards ta Bolton.
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