Antiquities of Shropshire Volume 5-6 - 5 Angebote vergleichen

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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 300 pages. Dimensions: 9.5in. x 7.4in. x 0.9in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1857 Excerpt: . . . feature in the history of this Manor is its transfer by John de Hastings to Robert Burnell, Bishop of Bath and Wells. The Deed of Conveyance exists only in an abridged form. Thereby John de Hastings grants to the said Bishop his Manors of Condover and Wolverhampton, the Bishop giving in exchange the Manor and Advowson of Woton near Northampton. The Deed is dated in 12 Edward I (1283-4), and is attested by William de Stapleton, Adam de Lacy, Robert de Stapleton, and John de Lee, Knights;--also by William Burnell, Richard Burnell, Engelard de Poliley, and Randulph de Harpcote. 83 An Inquest taken in Condover Wood on May 7, 1292, found that the Crown would not suffer material injury by a project of Bishop Burnells;--viz. to enclose and cultivate 200 acres of his own Bosc of Condover. There were oak-trees only growing there, and no underwood. The King would lose any fines which might be inflicted for vert, and any profits of impounding goats and swine in the fence-month. Other parties having common-rights would be left with a sufficiency in the rest of the Bosc The Inquisition taken in December 1292, on the death of Bishop Burnell, says that he had held Conedovere in capite, but by what services the Jurors knew not. The Assized Rents of the Manor were 14. 5s. llfrf. The Pleas and Perquisites of Court were 1. A Bosc, which was common to the whole Manor, both during the Mast season and at other times, only yielded Is. to the Lord of the Manor. 36 The Inquisition taken in July 1294, on the death of Philip Burnel, states him to have held the Manor of Conedovre in capite, by service of finding 12 foot-soldiers for the Army of Wales. 38 Another Inquisition as to the Tenures of Philip Burnel was taken under Writ of Certiorari, on Feb. 10, 1301. . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1857 Excerpt: ... feature in the history of this Manor is its transfer by John de Hastings to Robert Burnell, Bishop of Bath and Wells. The Deed of Conveyance exists only in an abridged form. Thereby "John de Hastings grants to the said Bishop his Manors of Condover and Wolverhampton, the Bishop giving in exchange the Manor and Advowson of Woton near Northampton." The Deed is dated in 12 Edward I (1283-4), and is attested by William de Stapleton, Adam de Lacy, Robert de Stapleton, and John de Lee, Knights;--also by William Burnell, Richard Burnell, Engelard de Poliley, and Randulph de Harpcote.83 An Inquest taken in Condover Wood on May 7, 1292, found that the Crown would not suffer material injury by a project of Bishop Burnell's;--viz. to enclose and cultivate 200 acres of his own Bosc of Condover. There were oak-trees only growing there, and no underwood. The King would lose any fines which might be inflicted for vert, and any profits of impounding goats and swine in the fence-month. Other parties having common-rights would be left with a sufficiency in the rest of the Bosc? The Inquisition taken in December 1292, on the death of Bishop Burnell, says that he had held Conedovere in capite, but by what services the Jurors knew not. The Assized Rents of the Manor were £14. 5s. llfrf. The Pleas and Perquisites of Court were £1. A Bosc, which was common to the whole Manor, both during the Mast season and at other times, only yielded Is. to the Lord of the Manor.36 The Inquisition taken in July 1294, on the death of Philip Burnel, states him to have held the Manor of Conedovre in capite, by service of finding 12 foot-soldiers for the Army of Wales.38 Another Inquisition as to the Tenures of Philip Burnel was taken under Writ of Certiorari, on Feb. 10, 1301.... Paperback, Edition: abridged edition, Format: Abridged, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-03-06, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.

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Robert William Eyton, Books, History, Antiquities of Shropshire Volume 5-6, Antiquities of Shropshire Volume 5-6.