Grant by Henry Mackworth esquire to John Fitzherbert, son of Nicholas Fitzherbert of Norbury esquire, of a messuage, toft and lands in Trusley, onetime of John Bradschawe [Bradshaw] and Richard Irton.Power of Attorney from the said Henry Mackworth to Henry Barker of Etwall and Robert Asshe of As...
Agreement made at Derby before John de Reygate and William de Norbury, justices itinerant, whereby Robert de Mulneton and Roger de Mercynton grant common of pasture to 'dominus' (Sir) William de Meynill and Robert le Faun (who brought a writ of novel disseisin regarding the same) in Rodsley, und...
Grant and confirmation, for 4 marks and 20d., by Robert de la Milneton to Philip de Guytingis, of a bovate of land with toft and croft in the vill of Rodsley, which Adam, son of Robert Warploc, formerly held; to give or assign or bequeath by testament except to a religious house, with reasonable...
Release from Robert de Mulneton to Philip de Guttynges of a bovate of land with the buildings thereon, and toft and croft, being in the vill and fee of Rodsley, which Enge son of Hugh de Redisley held of the grantor; and of 3 acres of land in the said fee, of which one acre pertains to the bovat...
Grant by Robert de Mulneton to Roger de Mercinton of 26 acres of land with the woods thereon in the fee of Rodsley at Rodsley Cliff, lying next to the land which Richard de Coudrey holds on the one part and the king's highway which leads from Ashbourne to Rodsleyon the other, from the upper part...
Grant by Geoffrey Oede of Herberbury to John de Beke of a rent of 'unius clovi gilofre' (a clove of gillyflower), which Nicholas de Marchinton owed him for tenements in Rodsley.Dated Kenilworth, co. Warw. Dated as: Wednesday after Pentecost, 7 Edward II Endorsements: Rodsley.
Grant by Roger de Bradel' to the church of St Mary de Pratis next Derby, of all his land and tenement in Langley, with the mill etc., which he held of the gift of Master John de Weston, his uncle.
Letter from the Prioress of [St Mary de Pratis or Kingsmead] Derby and the nuns there, to John [Hales] bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, presenting Nicholas Brodwod of the diocese of Lichfield, acolyte, for ordination. Dated Chapter House, Derby. Dated as: 11 September 1461
Grant by Oliver de Sautcheverel to the nuns of St Mary de Pratis, Derby, of 2 messuages which Richard Wildy and Simon Tinctor (the Dyer) held of him in the vill of Alvaston, for the souls of himself and all his ancestors in perpetual alms.
Release by Richard, son of Ivo de Maperley, to Geoffrey de Herdeby and Isabel his wife, and to the longer lived, of lands and houses which belonged to his father Ivo in the vill and territory of Mapperley. Endorsements: Gift of Richard son of Evdony.