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Há 3 dias · Sir John, son and heir of Sir John Shelton, Knt. called Sir John Shelton the younger, was high-sheriff of Norfolk in 1522, and again in 1525, and had livery of the manors of Shelton, Stratton-Saies, Refham-Burgulions, Scole, Bedingham, Snoryng, Gallowes, &c. in Norfolk, and of Burnt-Illegh and Meldyng in Suffolk.
29 de mai. de 2024 · In 1432, the King presented, on the minority of Ralph, son and heir, of John Shelton, Esq. and the said Ralph presented in 1459; he married Margaret, daughter of Robert Clere of Ormesby, by whom he had Sir John Shelton, his son and heir, who died lord of this town and of Thursford, in 1539; by Anne his wife, daughter of Sir William ...
30 de mai. de 2024 · In 1401, John Brusyard had it, and it was purchased by Sir John Herling, Knt. and ever since hath passed as Stratton-Hall manor, the customs being the same, and the court is always held at the same time.
20 de mai. de 2024 · According to instructions I Sir John Shelton made my speedy repair unto this city of Chester with intention to view and muster the 2,600 footmen appointed hither, and upon my coming hither I did acquaint the mayor of Chester with so much of mine instructions as concerned him.
Há 6 dias · On Monday next at Halifax we are to deliver to Sir John Shelton 100 men pressed for Ireland, whose furniture is to be carried by cart to West Chester. This will involve great charge, and much delay, in hiring carts, it being now seed-time, unless you will help us to a warrant for taking carts, as was twice done in your father's time ...
23 de mai. de 2024 · An Act for Sir Gilbert Talbot, concerning the Manor of Grafton and Upton Waren. [b] Uniting the prebend of Blewbury to the Bishop of Salisbury and granting the lands of Godalming to Thomas Paston in exchange.
30 de mai. de 2024 · The complainants desired the King's peace against Sir John for the safety of their lives, which we have forborne till we hear more from you. Gloucester, 16 Sept. Signed: Richard Lygon—Edmunde Tame—Jamys Clifford—Robert Wye—John Arnold—Thomas Lane.
