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3 giorni fa · Henry de Lascellis has appealed Hugh Serjeant of Wyndhul of breach of peace and assault; and John son of Beatrice, Adam son of Uthred and William Lezin, of force. All convicted and to prison, being poor. Richard son of Robert Scharp has appealed Thomas son of William de Guddelawe of the death of Roger his brother.
5 giorni fa · Lichfield, 3rd July, 1272. Henry Bredandale. Robert, son of Alexander de Mere, and Petronilla his wife. A third part of half a virgate of land in Woure, which Robert and Petronilla claimed as dower of Petronilla, of the freehold of William, son of William, formerly her husband.
4 giorni fa · Resumen. Durante el sitio de Gibraltar (1704-1705) el landgrave de Hesse entabló una serie de negociaciones con el emperador de Marruecos Muley Ismael y su virrey, el alcaide Alí, para conseguir el aprovisionamiento de la plaza, pero también para conseguir los caballos que necesitaba para poder llevar a cabo sus planes de expansión por Andalucía y conseguir el dominio de ese territorio ...
1 giorno fa · Henry II, Landgrave of Hesse: Illness Philip I, Count of Auvergne: 1323–1346 Odo IV, Duke of Burgundy and Joan III, Countess of Burgundy: Fell from horse during siege Edward, the Black Prince: 1330–1376 Edward III of England: A long lasting illness Christopher, Duke of Lolland: 1341–1363 Valdemar IV of Denmark: Illness Charles Martel ...
17 lug 2012 · Part I: The Hudson River. 1. West Street (just north of Battery Park) to 14th Street. While it does not abut the waterfront, the West Street segment of the Greenway begins one of the widest and ...
5 giorni fa · Ralph de Hintes. Twelve acres of land in Bradele. Ralph and his heirs to hold the land of Melisant and her heirs, together with the other land he holds of the said Melisant of the gift of Robert de Stafford, for the service of a sparrow-hawk annually. 7. Westminster, 13th October, 1218. Melisant de Stafford.
3 giorni fa · Alice countess of Eu has made fine with the king by 100 m. for having the custody of the lands formerly of Idonea de Vieuxpont that are of her fee until the legal age of Idonea’s heirs, of which she is to render 50 m. to the king at Michaelmas in the twenty-sixth year and 50 m. at Easter next following.
