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Hace 3 días · So seised, the said Thomas by deed dated 5 .March, 5 Henry VIII [1514], sold the said 3 messuages to George Hatclyff, citizen and mercer of London, for 200 marks. The said George died without heirs of his body, after whose death the use of the premises descended to Edward Hatclyff as his brother and heir.
Hace 3 días · Afterwards, to wit, on 20 April, 33 Henry VIII [1541] she was delivered of a daughter, who was then named Joan. On 8 August in the same year, the said Joan, daughter and next heir of the said Rowland, died at Blakmore, in the county of Essex. The said Dorothea still survives, and is now the wife of John Smyth, esq.
Hace 4 días · Lord Darcy. Indenture, dated 20 Jan. 22 Hen. VIII., between Thomas lord Darcy and Thos. Sotehill, of Sotehill Haw, Yorkshire, by which the latter binds himself not to alienate any of his lands, or to make an end of matters now depending in the law between Henry Savell and himself, without the consent of lord Darcy.
Hace 5 días · Wrapper endorsed: "From my Lord Dorset, dated the last day of March, 19th day of November, 13th day of August, 12th day of July, 1st day of September." 1 Sept. Dumont, IV., i., No. 70. 1367. COUNCIL OF THE LATERAN. Maximilian's appointment of Matthew bp. of Gurk to appear for him in the Lateran Council, &c. Cologne, 1 Sept. 1512.
Hace 4 días · March 1534, 26–31. 26 March. 375. Henry VIII. to the Earl of Essex. Harl. MS. 6,148, f. 37 b. B. M. Cranmer's Letters, 267 n. Order, by advice of the Council, to the earl of Essex to restore to Ric. Stansby certain lands which he and his ancestors had held from the earls of Essex, and of which he has been forcibly deprived.
Hace 5 días · 4294. ROB. USTWAYTE of Rygby, Linc. Indenture of sale, 8 July 1518, to the King, of a messuage, &c. in East Greenwich, now held by Charles Earl of Worcester, and two tenements adjoining, between the house and garden of Sir Wm. Compton on the west, and the Prior of Shene's tenement, called the Old Court, on the east.
Hace 5 días · Further, on the 20 Sept. 1 Hen. VIII. the Duke said to Gilbert that he had a writing sealed with the great seal, containing an act of parliament, by which it was enacted that the duke of Somerset, one of the King's ancestors, was legitimate, and that he once intended to deliver that writing to Henry VIII., but he said to Gilbert he would not ...
