RevPro 1290s
From Waalt
1295
H1295 A: | False Judgment. | Debt without writ; case begins 1291. | Aylesbury. | Geoffrey Gene v. Master William Gene. | [1] |
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H1295 B: | False Judgment. | Trespass: case begins 1293. | Huxloe hundred. | Henry de Aldewyncle parson of Clopton v. Dervergulla lady of Lawford | [2] |
H1295 C: | False judgment. | Writ of right; case beginning 1293. | Steventon, Berkshire. | Alice daughter of Juliana Hod v. William Romeyn of Steventon. | [3] |
T1295 A: | Procedatis. | Novel disseisin. | Sussex. | Abbot of Grestain v. Joan widow of Robert de Caunville. | [4] |
T1295 B: | Certiorari. | Trespass chattels taken; by plaint. | Yorkshire. | Prior of Wartre v. Richard de Bentle & William de Wales. | [5] |
T1295 C: | Procedatis. | Novel disseisin. | Sussex. | Prior of Michelham v. Joan widow of Robert de Caunville. | [6] |
M1295 A: | Certiorari. | Darrein presentment. | Nottinghamshire. | John Deyvil v. Prior de Novo Loco (Newark Priory). | [7] |
1296
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T1296 A: | Certiorari. | Cui in vita. | Warwickshire. | Alice widow of William de Hynkeleye v. Roger de Beauner. | [8] |
T1296 B: | Certiorari on Cheshire county court. | Quare impedit. | Rex v. William de Venables & Katherine his wife & Peter son of Ranulph de Thornton. | [9] | |
M1296 A: | Assistance with escambium for Cheshire county court. | Entry ad terminum qui preteriit. | Nicholas de Aldichlegh v. John son of Simon de Skeftington. | [10] | |
M1296 B: | Relation of certiorari process used to correct conspiracy | Hampshire | concerning the Hospital of St Juliana outside Southampton | [11] |
1297
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H1297 A: | Procedatis. | Novel disseisin. | Bedfordshire. | Abbot of Stratford v. Agnes daughter of Robert Crun, Joan and Margery her sisters, Ralph de Beauchamp, Roger son of Henry de la Legh, Robert Cosyn, & Richard le Mounter. | [12] |
T1297 A: | Certiorari. | Right of advowson. | Hertfordshire. | Abbot of Faversham v. Prior of New Romney. | [13] See [14] |
T1297 B: | Certiorari. | Novel disseisin. | Lancashire. | Margery daughter of William de Souke v. Jordan de Kenyan et al. | [15] |
T1297 C: | Certiorari. | Novel disseisin. | Northamptonshire. | William le Whyte & Basilia his wife, Walter de Faringho & Amice his wife v. Peter son of Nicholas de Burlee & Matilda his wife. | [16] |
M1297 A: | Certiorari to Leicestershire county court. | Outlawry process | Leicestershire | [17] | |
M1297 B: | investigation into official misconduct. | Ireland. | [18] |
1298
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H1298 A: | Certiorari | confirmation of charter of Bury St Edmunds. | [19] | ||
H1298 B: | Certiorari. | Mort d'Ancestor. | Kent. | Fulk Peysorer & Richard his brother v. William de Chelefeld. | [20] |
H1298 C: | Certiorari. | Mort d'Ancestor. | Oxfordshire. | Richard de Lymbotesheye & Erneburga his wife v. Lucy who was the wife of Thomas de Leukenore. | [21] |
E1298 A: | Certiorari | composition between men of Canterbury and the abbot of St Augustine's made in 1258. | [22] | ||
T1298 A: | Certiorari. | Besael. | Northamptonshire. | Nicholas de Scotland v. Master William, parson of Weston by Northampton. | [23] |
T1298 B: | Procedatis. | Novel disseisin. | Lancashire. | William son of Roger de Souky & Agnes his wife v. Thomas son of Robert de Gredeley, William bishop of Bath and Welles, John de Crokesle, John de Toternon, Thomas de Rys, & William de Kyrdeley cleric. | [24] |
M1298 A: | Certiorari. | Mesne. | Yorkshire. | Robert de Pykehale & Elizabeth his wife v. William de Holteby & Beatrice his wife. | [25] |
M1298 B: | Certiorari. | Dower. | Yorkshire. | Emma who was the wife of John de Carleton v. Oliver de Carleton. | [26] |
1299
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H1299 A: | Certiorari. | Novel disseisin. | Surrey. | Joan who was the wife of Thomas Maunsel v. Edmund de Verdun, Roger de Topesfeld, William son of William le Parker, Robert Coket, & John atte Wode. | [27] |
E1299 A: | Procedatis to county court of Cheshire. | Quare impedit. | Cheshire | Rex v. William de Venables & Katherine his wife, Peter son of Ranulf le Roter. | [28]; then [29] |
M1299 A: | Certiorari | Redisseisin. | Northamptonshire. | Stephen Rabaz v. John de Seyton & Adam Duredent. | [30] |