Grant by Richard de Basyngs of Codnor to Henry his son of Margaret daughter of Joan daughter of William le Warde, his serf ('nativa mea'), whom he had of the gift of Sir Richard de Whilughby [Willoughby] senior, knight, together with the lands onetime of John le Ward in Codnor. Dated at Heanor, ...
Demise and lease, for 18 years, from John Coke of Langley to Henry Coke, John son of Richard de Guallay, Henry son of William de Tyddesley and Thomas de Draycote of Langley, of one mesage and 2 bovates of land and meadow in the vill and territory of Codnor called Ward lane; annual rent, 12s. D...
Power of Attorney from Roger Coke of Codnor and Cecily his wife, to Henry Statham of Morley and Thomas Curtes of Codnor, to deliver to Henry Coke of Codnor a messuage with its buildings and 3 crofts, as is more fully contained in a charter of feoffment. Dated at Codnor, co. Derby. Dated as: Mo...
Defeasance by Henry Chaumberleyn of a grant from Henry Columbel of Codnor of a place and 30 selions of land, on payment of 15s. 6d. Dated as: Sunday after St Peter ad Vincula, 49 Edward III
Grant by Thomas Columbell of Thorpe 'in glebis' (in the glebeland), esquire, to Thomas Colville of Codnor, of lands in Codnor. Dated at Codnor, co. Derby Dated as: 10 March, 7 Henry VI
Grant by Richard de Basing, onetime 'pister' (baker), to Sir John, lord de Grey, of Codnor, to Roger le Koc of Codnor and Cecily his wife, daughter of the said Richard, his tenements and lands in the vill and fields of Codnor, namely his tenements and 2 bovates of land which was once John le War...
Grant by Thomas Rage of Codnor to Roger Rage and Alice his wife, of a bakery with a garden called Bakehouse adjoining, one chamber, one 'subulcum' (pigsty), and one piece of land lying 'a cruce in quarto' (from the crossroads ) , to le Rodefeld, and 7 selions lying in le Farley with meadow belon...
Lease, for 9 years, from Robert Rempstone esquire to John Clerk of Codnor, of 2 closes in Codnor, called Overfarley and Netherfarley and lying together between the way leading from the castle of Codnor towards le More on the north, and a close of Henry Jebbe on the south, and abutting upon le Br...
Power of Attorney from Robert Rempstone, esquire, to William Chadwyk and William Roodes to receive in his name from John Clerk of Codnor possession of 2 closes in Codnor, called Overfarley and Netherfarley respectively, and which lie together between the way leading from the castle of Codnor tow...
Sale by Sir Harry Grey, knight, lord Grey, and Dame Margaret his wife, to William Roodes of Nottingham, of all trees, wood, underwood and brush now growing in a close of the said Harry lord Grey called Knowthall [Knowts Hall] lying between Boterley park on the west and Codnor park on the east, a...