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Collapse D156 - Burdett family of Foremark, Baronets of Bramcote, Warwickshire - [15th-19th cent]D156 - Burdett family of Foremark, Baronets of Bramcote, Warwickshire - [15th-19th cent]
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Expand 1 - Derbyshire - [1427]-16421 - Derbyshire - [1427]-1642
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1 - Declaration by Richard Haley, Prior of Thurga[r]ton Nottinghamshire, that on Friday in Easter week 35 Henry VI, Robert Edward of Lowdham (Nottinghamshire) declared before him that more than 14 years ago Robert Parker, then clerk of Bingham, now a royal justice, was given power by Edward to release property in Bramcote to Dame Joan, widow of Sir Nichollas Burdett; another release made at request of William Charnel about 8 years ago. - 1456
2 - Chancery bill by Thomas Burdett: mother and stepfather suing for manor of Bramcote. - [c1559]
3 - Extracts from two feodaries of the Manor of Tutbury for the manors of Bromecote, [Bramcote] Grendon, etc. - [16th cent]
4 - Receipt of the Court of Wards and Liveries for £40 from the estates of the late Robert Burdett for the manors of Seckington and Bramcotehall. - 1605
5 - Agreement by George Robinson to pay 3s 4d per annum to Robert Burdett for quiet possession of disputed property including fishing in river Anker. - [1535]
6 - Thomas Burdett's instructions in Anker fishery dispute; witnesses' depositions. - [16th cent]
7 - Arbitrators' award in dispute ordering continuance of interim award. - 1558
8 - Quitclaim by Thomas Burdett of Bramcote, (Warwickshire) esq to William Robinson of Drayton Basset [t] (Staffordshire) esq of two pieces of land (38 perches) part of "Eye Meddow" and "Eyte" or "Wythie" home, both next the river Anker in Bramcote, but Burdet [Burdett] to have right to fish, in settlement of dispute between parties and between Burdett and Joan, mother of William Robinson, deceased - 1560
9 - Plea of Richard Palmer, John Brown and John Smith concerning Luddington, reciting recovery by Humphrey Ceningsby and Richard Palmer from Thomas and Margaret Woodville and John Burdett of the manors of Arowe, [Arrow] Ludyngton, [Luddington], Kyngley Alemore and Kamenybehill with lands also in Aleucester, [Alcester] Wylmeston [Wimpstone?], Stratton [Stretton] on Fosse and Whitcherche [Whitchurch], and advowson of Arowe - 1487
10 - Consideration by Sir Hugh Conway and wife Joyce that they ought to have manor of Loddyngton [Luddington] as Joyce's jointure as widow of Richard Burdett, part pleading for manor of Arrowe [Arrow] and Alcester - [late 15th cent]
11 - Extract from plea roll regarding manor of Arrow, Warwickshire, Hugh Conway and wife v. Edward Conway and wife. - [late 15th cent]
12 - Petition to king by John Burdet [Burdett] alleging disseisin of manor of Luddington by Hugh Cornewyk [Cornwick] - [late 15th cent]
13 - Petition of Nicholas Burdett to King's Council complaining of disseisin by Richard Walclyff, a bastard, calling himself Burdet [Burdett], of property in Warwickshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire - [late 15th cent]
14 - Deposition by Roger Swyft [Swift] of Temple Grafton in case between Edward and Anne Conway (only daughter and heiress of Richard Burdett) and John Burdett. - [1529]
15 - Bargain and sale by Thomas Burdett of Bramcote (Warwickshire) Esq to Thomas Boner of Campden (Gloucestershire) yeoman of woods and hedgerows on land now held by Boner in Compton Skorsyn [Scorpion], for 3 years, consideration £10. - 1530-1531
16 - View of frankpledge of Pakwode: [Packwood] court roll of Thomas Burdett - 13 Apr 1559
17 - Court Baron roll. referring to Packwood 17 Aug - 1559
18 - Arbitration in quarrel between Thomas Burdett of Bramcott and his tenants Thomas and William Ichenor of Packwood (Warwickshire) over trespasses alleged by Burdett contrary to lease covenants. Thomas Ichenor to enjoy panel of meadow or water called "a poole" in Poole Fold, paying £20 and 13s 4d per annum to Burdett. - 1576
19 - Power of attorney to receive seisin of "the Park", pasture and meadow, in Packwood, from Thomas Burdett of Bramcote to Edward Thomas. - 1584
20 - Copy marriage settlement of Thomas Repington of Amington (Warwickshire now Staffordshire) and Francis daughter of William Stanford, kt, [Knight] justice of the common bench, of Packington (Staffordshire) whereby Repington gives the manors of Whittington and Whitley (Warwickshire) to Stanford and Anthony Babington to the use of Francis for life with remainders to male and right heirs of Thomas, 28 Nov - 1557
21 - Account of Francis Burdett to (his sister) Mistress Lettice Houncell for her rent of Whittington. - 1668
22 - Francis Burdett to Lettice Houncell: letter acknowledging receipt of £105 13s 10d rent of Whittington from her bailiff. - 1671
23 - Rental of Sekynton, [Seckington] Warwickshire - 1568
24 - Terrier of land at Seckington, held by Robert Niccols of Thomas Burdett by knight service. - [16th cent]
25 - Notes of entry fines - ?Atherstone manor court. - [16th cent]
26 - Petition by Richard Grey of Everton (Bedfordshire) to the Queen for a writ in Star Chamber concerning dispute over Atherstone tithes in which Robert Burdett was a party. - 1597
27 - Copy bargain and sale by Sir John Repington of Amington (Warwickshire [now Staffordshire]) kt [Knight], to Sebright his son, of his property in Atherston, [Atherstone] Whittington, Grindon, [Grendon] Whitley, Merrivale, [Devon] Manceter, [Mancetter] Outewoodes [Outwoods, Staffordshire] and part of the patronage of All Hallows, St Peter's, St George's, St Paul's, St John's and St Clement's, Stamford, Lincolnshire. - early 17th cent
28 - Reassignment of lease for 21 years - (15 November 1601) by William Brereton of Ashley (Cheshire) to William Clarke of Aldestree or Austree [Austrey] (Warwickshire) of messuage and lands (field names) in Austree assigned by Clarke to son Richard - by Richard Clarke to parents William and Elizabeth Clarke if they shall so long live. - 1613
29 - Notes of sums of money by villages, under Stanley and Brinklow (Warwickshire) leets. - [16th cent]
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Expand T - Title Deeds - 1427-1670T - Title Deeds - 1427-1670
UL - Burdett family of Foremark: unlisted records
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