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"Le Bateman" wrote:
> Robert de Erdeswyke was in the Retenu of Lord Talbot at Agincourt. How
can
I locate other information on this Erdeswyke family. Is this the same Talbot
family , that held the title Earl of Shrewsbury. See Agincourt Rolls.
There are a few 15th century references to be found by looking at the
A2A data base of catalogues <http://www.a2a.org.uk/>,(soon
to be
<http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a>;)
and a few further but later -
Tudor and Stuart - references to be found on PROCAT
<http://catalogue.pro.gov.uk/>(under
the spelling Erdeswick).
There is also a nice ms on the British Library Catalogue:
Wolley Charter v.31, Defeasance of Bond, Latin
Original date Monday after St Barnabus the apostle, 8 Henry IV
Modern date 13 June 1407
Contents Defeasance and counter-defeasance by Thomas de Erdeswyke and
Thomas de Marchynton, of bonds for 200 in which they were mutually
bound, for performance of covenants touching the marriage of Nicholas,
son of the said Thomas de Marchynton, with Joan, daughter of the said
Thomas de Erdeswyke.
Endorsement Thomas de Marchyntonto Thomas de Erdeswyke.
Bibliography ~Dictionary of British Arms. Medieval Ordinary~, i, p.322
- impaled by Stafford, Ar. on chevron gu, 5 roundels, window, Library,
Balliol College, Oxford; Birch, Catalogue of Seals in the Department of
Manuscripts in the British Museum, vol. ii, p.766.
Grantors Thomas de Erdeswyke [of co. Staff.]
Grantees Thomas de Marchynton [Marchington]
Seals Pendent Red wax, round; a shield of arms: for Erdeswyke, or on a
chevron gules five bezants, within a carved starlike panel of 6 points,
each having in the cusped interspaces a circular countersunk opening
bearing one of the following letters in order, N A V T A L;
insscription ... : ERDIISW... ; within a beaded border; very fine,
repaired.
Full list of places Marchynton [Marchington, co. Staff.]
The British Library Manuscripts catalogue
<http://molcat.bl.uk/msscat/INDEX.ASP>;
also contains a reference to the
will of Richard Erdeswicke of London, merchant, 1580 (Add. ms 34815, f.
308) but you should also check for other spellings.
WOLLEY CHARTERS
The Wolley charters range in date from the beginning of the
thirteenth to the first half of the eighteenth centuries, but the majority
date from the mid thirteenth to the late fourteenth centuries.
They are arranged in twelve series (i-xii).
Series i-iv and vi-x generally consist of medieval deeds,
mostly relating to Derbyshire, but also including some relating to places in
nearby counties such as Nottinghamshire, Staffordshire, Leicestershire and
Cheshire.
Series v consists mainly of medieval deeds relating to
locations north of Derbyshire, e.g. Yorkshire, and the towns of Berwick upon
Tweed and Newcastle upon Tyne.
Series xi consists mostly of late sixteenth to early
eighteenth century deeds, mainly relating to Derbyshire.
Series xii contains charters from the late fifteenth to the
early eighteenth centuries, again mainly relating to Derbyshire. It includes
several distinct collections, including one relating to a messuage in
Cambridge, another to the family of Greaves of Youlgreave and their manor of
Beeley, and an extensive collection for the Bradshaw family of Bradshaw in
Derbyshire and of Marple in Cheshire.
The charters are mostly concerned with land transfers. In
addition, there are some wills and marriage settlements, and a small number
of other miscellaneous items, such as inventories for chantries, lists of
freeholders and surveys of estates.
Extract Taken from : http://www.history.ac.uk/cmh/gaz/derbys.html
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3758. 1334 Subsidy £93.50. Market town c.1600 (Everitt, p.
175). Fair 1587, 17 Oct (Harrison, p. 396). |
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M |
(Charter) Wed; gr 24 Feb 1251, by K Hen III to Master
Paulinus de Bampton. To be held at the manor (CChR, 1226-57, p.
353). In 1330, Ralph de Marchynton and Elizabeth his wife, Reginald de
Marchynton and Katerina his wife and John de Turvill and Johanna his
wife claimed the market from time out of mind. However, it was stated
that they did not hold the market (QW, p. 157). |
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M |
(Charter) Wed; gr 5 Jul 1393, by K Ric II to Nicholas de
Stafford, kn and Elizabeth his wife and the heirs and assigns of
Elizabeth. To be held in the town (CChR, 1341-1417, p. 337). |
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F |
(Charter) vfm, Nativity of John the Baptist (24 Jun); gr
24 Feb 1251, by K Hen III to Master Paulinus de Bampton. To be held at
the manor (CChR, 1226-57, p. 353). |
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F |
(Prescriptive) f, Decollation of John the Baptist (29
Aug); feria, recorded 1330, held by Ralph de Marchynton and
Elizabeth his wife, Reginald de Marchynton and Katerina his wife and
John de Turvill and Johanna his wife. Although they claimed the fair,
it was stated that they did not hold it (QW, p. 157). |
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F |
(Charter) vf, Decollation of John the Baptist (29 Aug);
gr 5 Jul 1393, by K Ric II to Nicholas de Stafford, kn and Elizabeth
his wife and the heirs and assigns of Elizabeth. To be held at the
town (CChR, 1341-1417, p. 337). On 5 Nov 1432, Sampson Meverell,
kn, and Isabel his wife showed that the fair did not flourish. K Hen
VI granted them and their heirs and assigns two fairs in lieu during
pleasure, one to be held on the f of Helena in May (22 May) (CPR,
1429-36, p. 248). |
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(Letter Patent) f, Luke after Michaelmas (18 Oct); gr 5
Nov 1432, by K Hen VI to Sampson Meverell, kn, and Isabel his wife and
their heirs and assigns. Grant during pleasure, as one of two fairs
granted in lieu of that on the Decollation of John the Baptist (CPR,
1429-36, p. 248). |
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Grant by Sir Nicholas de Marchenton, knight, to
Ralph le Keu or le Ken, and Cecily ihs wife, of 6
acres of land in the fee of Underwood in the
fields of Methley, whereof 4 and a half acres lie
in le Neuemolnefeld and one and half acres in le
Breche
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Lease, for 500 years, from Edward Bradshawe of
Gray's Inn, co. Midd., esquire, and Peter
Bradshawe, Francis Bradshawe, Paul Bradshawe,
Thomas Bradshawe and William Bradshawe, of London,
gentleman, sons of Peter Bradshawe, late citizen
and merchant taylor of
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Grant by Godfrey Bradshawe of Bradshaw, co. Derby,
gentleman, for the natural love and affection he
has for Francis Bradshaw, gentleman, his son and
heir apparent, for the better advancement for the
younger sons and daughters of the said Francis,
and with regard to divers sums of money received
which did rightly belong to the said Francis in
right of
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Grant by Sir Nicholas de Marchenton,
knight, to Ralph le Keu or le Ken, and
Cecily ihs wife, of 6 acres of land in the
fee of Underwood in the fields of Methley,
whereof 4 and a half acres lie in le
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Defeasance and
counter-defeasance by Thomas
de Erdeswyke and Thomas de
Marchynton, of bonds for £200
in which they were mutually
bound, for performance of
covenants touching the
marriage of Nicholas, son of
the said Thomas de
Marchynton, with Joan,
daughter of
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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
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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,
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Grant from Roger, son of
Robert de Underwod, to
Roger, son of Ran[ulf] de
Mercinton, of half an acre
of land in Winhul, extending
towards Scolebroc between
the great meadow of
Underwood and Parwin meadow;
annual rent, a barbed arrow.
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Release from William de
Longeford to Roger de
Mercinton of all his claim
in common of pasture in a
piece of land 'de le Rakis'
(by the narrow path) between
Yeaveley and Rodsley, with
permission to enclose a
piece of wood called
Redisleg' Clif and
Heppelegmor, and another
piece of
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Grant from Sir Ralph de
Schirley, knight, to
Nicholas de Marchyntone, of
a plot of land with the
woods upon it in Shirley,
lying between the grantor's
moor of new assart towards
Longford, and the woods of
the same Nicholas called
Fyveyheye along the mill
ditch towards the said
Nicholas, in
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Grant by Hugh, son of
William de Shirle, to Roger,
son of Ranulf de Mercinton,
of a bovate of land in
Rodsley, with wood and other
appurtenances, which Alice,
daughter of Henry de Twiford,
held; annual rent, a pound
of
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Grant by Maud, who was the
wife of Hugh de Aula (or
Hall), of Wyaston, to
Nicholas, son of .... de
Marchynton, of a messuage in
Little Clifton, which lies
between the messuage onetime
Henry de Rolleston, and a
messuage [called] Smalwe....
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Grant for life by Walter de
Monte Gomery, knight, lord
of Sudbury, to Hugh de
Marchinton, chaplain, of 9
acres of land with the
buildings thereon in
Sudbury, namely that which
Henry Toter held of the said
Walter for his lifetime;
annual rent, 9s. for all
services
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Agreement made at Derby
before the justices in eyre
between Sir ('dominus')
Nigel de Langeford and Roger
de Mercinton and Eleanor his
wife, whereby the said Sir
Nigel agrees not to make
waste in nor sell the wood
of Longford, called
Brendewode, without licence
from the said Roger, who
undertakes to allow the said
Sir Nigel free
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Grant by Richard, son of
Roger Durdent, to Roger de
Mercinton, of 30 acres of
land in the fee of Longford,
namely in Brendewode, lying
next to the king's highway
which goes towards le
Schortewode of Barton on the
one part and le
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Grant by Sir Nicholas de
Marchin[g]ton, knight, to
Thomas, son of Adam de
Assheburn, of a plot of land
in Ashbourne, lying between
the tenement of the same
Thomas and the tenement
which Robert, son of Hugh,
once held, and 2 plots of
land lying
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Grant by Sir Nicholas de
Marchenton, knight, to Ralph
le Keu or le Ken, and Cecily
ihs wife, of 6 acres of land
in the fee of Underwood in
the fields of Methley,
whereof 4 and a half acres
lie in le Neuemolnefeld and
one and half acres in le
Breche
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Grant by Roger de Mapilton,
son of Richard de Bredbur',
to Roger, son of Ranulf de
Mercinton, of half an acre
of land in the meadow of
Offcote, namely ' meliorem
que spectabat ad unam
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Grant by John, son of Oliver
le Fown of Hollington, to
Roger de Mercinton and
Eleanor his wife, of 20
acres of land in le
Brendewode of Longford,
which the said John had of
the gift and feoffment of 'dominus'
Oliver de Longeford,
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Grant by John, son of Oliver
le Fown of Hollington, to
Roger de Mercinton and
Eleanor his wife, of 20
acres of land in le
Brendewode of Longford,
which the said John had of
the gift and feoffment of 'dominus'
Oliver de Longeford,
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Grant, in tail, by Robert de
Ferr[ers], son and heir of
Sir William de Ferr[ers],
onetime earl of Derby, to
Henry, son of Henry Ouwein,
of 10 acres of land in
Holmhay lying between the
lands of Ralph de Wynnefeld
and of Ralph le
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Grant by Robert, son of Odo
de Herberbur', to Roger, son
of Ranulf de Mercinton, for
his homage and services, of
a capital messuage in
Rodsley, with the moiety of
the whole of that town, and
all his 'nativos' (serfs)
with all their issue and
chattels; annual rent, 13s.
4d
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Grant by Robert, son of Odo
de Herbyrbure, to Roger, son
of Ranulf de Mercinton, for
his homage and service, of
all the said Robert's
capital messuage in Rodsley
and all his demesne there,
with all lands, freemen,
villeins, customs, etc.
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Grant from Robert, son of
Odo de Herberbury, to Roger,
son of Ranulf de Mercinton,
of a rent of one mark which
he was accustomed to pay for
lands in Rodsley that he
held of the said grantor;
annual rent, 12d.
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Power of Attorney by Godfrey
Foliambe of Walton, co.
Derby, esquire, Roger
Foliambe of Linacre Hall,
co. Derby, esquire, and
George Savage, of co. Derby,
clerk, to Nicholas Bagschawe
of Chapel en le Frith, and
Robert Gee and Walter
Marchington of
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Defeasance and
counter-defeasance by
Thomas de Erdeswyke and
Thomas de Marchynton, of
bonds for £200 in which
they were mutually
bound, for performance
of covenants touching
the marriage of
Nicholas, son of the
said Thomas de
Marchynton, with Joan,
daughter of
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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
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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,
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Release from William de
Longeford to Roger de
Mercinton of all his
claim in common of
pasture in a piece of
land 'de le Rakis' (by
the narrow path) between
Yeaveley and Rodsley,
with permission to
enclose a piece of wood
called Redisleg' Clif
and Heppelegmor, and
another piece of
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Grant from Sir Ralph de
Schirley, knight, to
Nicholas de Marchyntone,
of a plot of land with
the woods upon it in
Shirley, lying between
the grantor's moor of
new assart towards
Longford, and the woods
of the same Nicholas
called Fyveyheye along
the mill ditch towards
the said Nicholas, in
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Grant for life by Walter
de Monte Gomery, knight,
lord of Sudbury, to Hugh
de Marchinton, chaplain,
of 9 acres of land with
the buildings thereon in
Sudbury, namely that
which Henry Toter held
of the said Walter for
his lifetime; annual
rent, 9s. for all
services
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Agreement made at Derby
before the justices in
eyre between Sir ('dominus')
Nigel de Langeford and
Roger de Mercinton and
Eleanor his wife,
whereby the said Sir
Nigel agrees not to make
waste in nor sell the
wood of Longford, called
Brendewode, without
licence from the said
Roger, who undertakes to
allow the said Sir Nigel
free
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Grant by Richard, son of
Roger Durdent, to Roger
de Mercinton, of 30
acres of land in the fee
of Longford, namely in
Brendewode, lying next
to the king's highway
which goes towards le
Schortewode of Barton on
the one part and le
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Grant by Sir Nicholas de
Marchin[g]ton, knight,
to Thomas, son of Adam
de Assheburn, of a plot
of land in Ashbourne,
lying between the
tenement of the same
Thomas and the tenement
which Robert, son of
Hugh, once held, and 2
plots of land lying
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Grant by Sir Nicholas de
Marchenton, knight, to
Ralph le Keu or le Ken,
and Cecily ihs wife, of
6 acres of land in the
fee of Underwood in the
fields of Methley,
whereof 4 and a half
acres lie in le
Neuemolnefeld and one
and half acres in le
Breche
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Grant by John, son of
Oliver le Fown of
Hollington, to Roger de
Mercinton and Eleanor
his wife, of 20 acres of
land in le Brendewode of
Longford, which the said
John had of the gift and
feoffment of 'dominus'
Oliver de Longeford,
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Grant by John, son of
Oliver le Fown of
Hollington, to Roger de
Mercinton and Eleanor
his wife, of 20 acres of
land in le Brendewode of
Longford, which the said
John had of the gift and
feoffment of 'dominus'
Oliver de Longeford,
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"Marchinton
[Marchington],
de" in
grantees or
grantors or
witnesses |
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Grant for life
by Walter de
Monte Gomery,
knight, lord of
Sudbury, to Hugh
de Marchinton,
chaplain, of 9
acres of land
with the
buildings
thereon in
Sudbury, namely
that which Henry
Toter held of
the said Walter
for his
lifetime; annual
rent, 9s. for
all services
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| Name |
"Marchinton,
de"
in
grantees
or
grantors
or
witnesses |
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to 1 of 1 |
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Grant by
Sir
Nicholas
de
Marchin[g]ton,
knight,
to
Thomas,
son of
Adam de
Assheburn,
of a
plot of
land in
Ashbourne,
lying
between
the
tenement
of the
same
Thomas
and the
tenement
which
Robert,
son of
Hugh,
once
held,
and 2
plots of
land
lying
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