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Daniel Silk
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Robert De Silkeby - 1278 Mar 11, 2011 14:04:21 GMT

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ASKEBV V. — Robert de Silkeby, c, on resig. of Robert Bassett.
^. Br. R. de Turville, Master of the Templars. Liddington, 4 kal.
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Robert De Silkeby - 1278 Mar 11, 2011 14:30:44 GMT

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Notification of a grant. MON 3/27/16 Undated 1300-1340

Contents:
Richard son of Hugh Holdewyn of Calwarthorp to William Dureby lord of Swarby.
Property: an annual rent of 4d. with wards, reliefs, marriage, scutage and escheats.
1) 1d. at Easter from William son of John de Thorp.
2) ¼d. at Easter from his father's land.
3) ½d. at Easter from Walter le Balif of Thorp.
4) ¼d. at Easter from John son of William de Thorp.
5) 1½d. at Easter from heirs of Robert de Dedyngton.
6) ½d. at Easter from Robert Mirield of Swarby.
Witnesses: Robert Lovet, Adam Reynevill, William his brother, Thomas de Brauncewell, William del Grene, Richard Wildhaver, Robert de Silkeby, William de Hikam.

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