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Grant by Sir Roger de Somery, to John de Englefeud, son of Sir William de Englefeud,...
Catalogue reference: E 210/306
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This record is about the Grant by Sir Roger de Somery, to John de Englefeud, son of Sir William de Englefeud,... dating from 1270 Oct 28-1271 Oct 27 in the series Exchequer: King's Remembrancer: Ancient Deeds, Series D. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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1270 Oct 28-1271 Oct 27
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Grant by Sir Roger de Somery, to John de Englefeud, son of Sir William de Englefeud, of licence to sport on the water (ad riperiandam riperiam) called 'Pangeburn', in return for which John has released to Sir Roger, all his right in the warren belonging to Sir Roger's manor of Bradefeud, form certain boundaries (devisis) between Englefeud and Bradefeud, form the water called 'la Burne' to the water called 'Pangeburne', as specified in a deed between the said Sir Roger and Sir William de Englefeud, levied at Lichefeud, before the justices in eyre; the said John is neither to hunt with hounds nor take pheasants or partridges in the said warren without Sir Roger's leave, and should John's hounds, while running, enter the said warren, the huntsmen are to stay at the boundary and call them off with a horn; for which grant &c. Sir Roger has given John 5 marks. Witnesses: - Sir Peter Achard, John de Thedmers, Bartholomew de Jatingeden, William de Brutinoll, Richard Fukeram, Erreke Rydel and Richard de Berkeley, knights, and others (named): [Berkshire] Friday after St Gregory, 55 Hen III. Portion of seal.
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- Conveyancing
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- Hunting
- Sports
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