| BINGHAM 4715 3398.
1334 Subsidy £72.50. Market town c.1600 (Everitt, p.
475). |
| M | (Charter) Thurs; gr 15 Aug 1314, by K Edw II to
Alice late the wife of Richard de Byngham and William son of
Richard de Byngham and the heirs of his body. To be held at the
manor (CChR, 1300–26, p. 239). Alice, late the wife
of Richard de Byngham and William son of Richard de Byngham were
holding the market in 1329 (QW, p. 631). Market held by
Richard de Byngham on 6 Nov 1387 (CIPM, xvi, p.
199). |
| F | (Charter) vf+4, Simon and Jude (28 Oct); gr 15
Aug 1314, by K Edw II to Alice late the wife of Richard de
Byngham and William son of Richard de Byngham and the heirs of
his body. To be held at the manor (CChR, 1300–26, p.
239). Alice, late the wife of Richard de Byngham and William son
of Richard de Byngham were holding the fair in 1329 (QW,
p. 631). Fair on f Simon and Jude held by Richard de Byngham on
6 Nov 1387 (CIPM, xvi, p. 199). |
| BLYTH 4623 3872. 1334
Subsidy £98.45. Market town c.1600 (Everitt, p.
475). |
| M | (Charter) mercatum, gr 1088, by Roger de
Builli and his wife Muriel to St Mary of Blyth and the M [Blyth
priory] (R.T. Timson ed., The Cartulary of Blyth Priory,
Thoroton Society Record Series, xxvii (1968), i, no. 325). In
1329, the P of Blyth was holding a Thurs market which he claimed
from time immemorial (QW, p. 616). |
| F | (Charter) feria gr 1088, by Roger de
Builli and his wife Muriel to St Mary of Blyth and the M (R.T.
Timson ed., The Cartulary of Blyth Priory, Thoroton
Society Record Series, xxvii (1968), i, no. 325). |
| F | (Prescriptive) fm, Ascension of the Lord (Easter
dep); recorded 1329, held by P of Blyth, who claimed the fair
from time immemorial (QW, p. 616). |
| F | (Prescriptive) vfm, Denis (9 Oct); feria
recorded 1329, held by P of Blyth, who claimed the fair from
time immemorial (QW, p. 616). |
|
Either of the fairs recorded in 1329 could be the same as that
granted in 1088. |
| COLSTON BASSET 4695
3338. 1334 Subsidy £63.53. |
| M | (Charter) Wed; gr 3 Sept 1257, by K Hen III to
Ralph Basset of Drayton the younger. To be held at the manor
(CChR, 1226–57, p. 474). Having inspected the
charter from K Hen III to Ralph Basset of Drayton, lately
deceased, on 6 Apr 1284, K Edw I granted Ralph Basset (the
original grantee’s son) a weekly market at his manor on
Fri, in lieu of that on Wed (CChR, 1257–1300, p.
272). In 1329, Ralph Basset of Drayton (apparently the son of
the Ralph Basset in the 1284 charter) was holding the market
(QW, pp. 614–15). |
| F | (Charter) vfm, Faith (6 Oct); gr 3 Sept 1257, by
K Hen III to Ralph Basset of Drayton the younger. To be held at
the manor (CChR, 1226–57, p. 474). Having inspected
the charter from K Hen III to Ralph Basset of Drayton, lately
deceased, on 6 Apr 1284, K Edw I granted Ralph Basset (the
original grantee’s son) a yearly fair at his manor, as
before (CChR, 1257–1300, p. 272). In 1329, Ralph
Basset of Drayton (apparently the son of the Ralph Basset in the
1284 charter) was holding the fair (QW, pp.
614–15). |
| DUNHAM 4815 3745. 1334
Subsidy £71.88. On 28 Dec 1257, K Hen III granted William de Valence
the manor of Dunham (CChR, 1257–1300, p. 2). |
| M | (Prescriptive) recorded 1281, mercatum,
held by William de Valentia, earl of Pembroke. William claimed
that the manor with its liberties had been granted to him by K
Hen III (QW, p. 432). On 24 May 1296, the market was held
by William de Valencia, earl of Pembroke (CIPM, iii, no.
362). Mandate to the justices in eyre to permit Mary, late the
wife of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, lady of Dunham to
have her Tues market at Dunham, which is twenty leuce
distant from the town of Nottingham, 22 Feb 1330 (CCR,
1330–33, p. 124). In 1329, Maria, wife of Aymer de Valence
was holding a Tues market (QW, p. 640). Mary de Sancto
Paulo, countess of Pembroke, held a market, the day of which was
not given, on 22 Mar 1377 (CIPM, xiv, no. 339). |
| F | (Prescriptive) feria recorded 1281, held
by William de Valentia. William claimed that the manor with its
liberties had been granted to him by K Hen III (QW, p.
432). On 24 May 1296, the fair was held by William de Valencia,
earl of Pembroke (CIPM, iii, no. 362). In 1329, Maria,
wife of Aymer de Valence was holding a fair on vf Peter ad
Vincula (1 Aug) (QW, p. 640). On 22 Mar 1377, Mary de
Sancto Paulo, countess of Pembroke, held a fair, the feast of
which was not given (CIPM, xiv, no.
339). |
| EAST BRIDGFORD 4691
3431. 1334 Subsidy £47.94. |
| M | (Charter) Tues; gr 14 Jun 1327, by K Edw III to
Philip de Caletoft. To be held at the manor (CChR,
1327–41, p. 10). In 1329, Philip de Caltoft was holding the
market (QW, p. 629). On 22 Jan 1361, K Edw III granted a
Tues market at the manor to Thomas atte Hethe and Alice his wife
who held half the manor and to Robert Deyncourt who held the
other half and the heirs of Alice and Robert (CChR,
1341–1417, p. 168). |
| F | (Charter) vfm, Barnabas (11 Jun); gr 14 Jun
1327, by K Edw III to Philip de Caletoft. To be held at the
manor (CChR, 1327–41, p. 10). In 1329, Philip de
Caltoft was holding the fair (QW, p. 629). On 22 Jan
1361, K Edw III granted the fair at the manor to Thomas atte
Hethe and Alice his wife who held half the manor and to Robert
Deyncourt who held the other half and the heirs of Alice and
Robert (CChR, 1341–1417, p. 168). |
| F | (Charter) f+2, Luke (18 Oct); gr 14 Jun 1327, by
K Edw III to Philip de Caletoft. To be held at the manor
(CChR, 1327–41, p. 10). In 1329, Philip de Caltoft
was holding the fair (QW, p. 629). On 22 Jan 1361, K Edw
III granted the fair at the manor to Thomas atte Hethe and Alice
his wife who held half the manor and to Robert Deyncourt who
held the other half and the heirs of Alice and Robert
(CChR, 1341–1417, p. 168). |
| FISKERTON 4735 3510.
In the 1334 Lay Subsidy, Fiskerton was assessed jointly with South
Muskham, Thurgarton and Horsepool at £26.37 (Glasscock, p.
231). |
| M | (Charter) Tues; gr 23 Jul 1270, by K Hen III to
P and C of Thurgarton (CChR, 1257–1300, p. 149). To
be held at the manor. |
| F | (Charter) f+2, Holy Trinity (Easter dep); gr 23
Jul 1270, by K Hen III to P and C of Thurgarton (CChR,
1257–1300, p. 149). To be held at the
manor. |
| GRANBY 4752 3361. 1334
Subsidy £39.75. |
| M | (Charter) Mon; gr 28 Apr 1252, by K Hen III to
John de Aencurt. To be held at the manor (CChR,
1226–57, p. 389). In 1329, William Deyncourt was holding
the market (QW, p. 651). |
| F | (Charter) vfm, All Saints (1 Nov); gr 28 Apr
1252, by K Hen III to John de Aencurt. To be held at the manor
(CChR, 1226–57, p. 389). In 1329, William Deyncourt
was holding the fair (QW, p. 651). |
| GRINGLEY ON THE HILL
4736 3907. 1334 Subsidy £42.50. |
| M | (Charter) Mon; gr 2 Nov 1252, by K Hen III to
William de Furnivall (CChR, 1226–57, p. 407). To be
held at the manor of Gringeley. |
| M | (Letter Close) Wed; gr 10 Jul 1355, by K Edw III
(CCR, 1354–60, p. 217). To be held at the manor of
Qu Phillipa. Mandate to the sh of Nottingham to proclaim the
market. |
| F | (Charter) vfm, Peter ad Vincula (1 Aug); gr 2
Nov 1252, by K Hen III to William de Furnivall (CChR,
1226–57, p. 407). To be held at the manor of
Gringeley. |
| F | (Letter Close) vf, Barnabas (11 Jun); gr 10 Jul
1355, by K Edw III (CCR, 1354–60, p. 217). To be
held at the manor of Qu Phillipa. Mandate to the sh of
Nottingham to proclaim the fair. |
| HIGH MARNHAM 4806
3702. 1334 Subsidy £47.50. Also known as Marnham Charworth. |
| M | (Charter) gr 12 Sept 1257, by K Hen III to
Thomas de Chawurth. The day of the market was either not given
or roll is damaged. Market to be held at the manor (CChR,
1226–57, p. 473). In 1329, Thomas de Chaworth (grandson of
the original grantee) was holding a Fri market (QW, pp.
639–40). |
| M | (Charter) Thurs; gr 22 Mar 1446, by K Hen VI to
Thomas Chaworth (CChR, 1427–1516, p. 59). It is
possible that this represents a change of day of the market from
Fri to Thurs. |
| F | (Charter) vf, Giles (1 Sept); gr 12 Sept 1257,
by K Hen III to Thomas de Chawurth. To be held at the manor
(CChR, 1226–57, p. 473). In 1329, Thomas de Chaworth
(grandson of the original grantee) was holding the fair
(QW, pp. 639–40). Given the proximity of this fair
and that granted in 1446, it seems likely that this fair was
superceded by the subsequent grant. |
| F | (Charter) vf, Decollation of John the Baptist
(29 Aug); gr 22 Mar 1446, by K Hen VI to Thomas Chaworth
(CChR, 1427–1516, p. 59). To be held at the
manor. |
| LENTON 4555 3393. 1334
Subsidy £50.25. Fair 1587, 10 Nov (Harrison, p. 396). |
| F | (Grant: other) Martin (11 Nov); gr 1121, by K
Hen II to ch of Lenton [Lenton priory] (Regesta, ii, no.
1282). On 2 Apr 1200, K John granted an eight day fair on the
feast of Martin to ch of Holy Trinity of Lenton (RCh, p.
56). On 4 Apr 1230, K Hen III granted four extra days to the P
and M of Lenton (added to the eight days granted to them by K John as the
extent of their fair), so that the fair was held on 1+vfm+9 Martin to
make a total of twelve [sic] days (CChR, 1226–57, p. 116).
This appears to be a scribal error; the length of the fair
should presumably have read 1+vfm+8. On 5 Apr 1230, the sh of
Nottingham was ordered to read the charter in the full county
court and proclaim the fair and cause it to be held, the length
of which given as vfm+9 Martin (CR, 1227–31, p.
315). On 17 Jul 1234, the sh of Lincoln was ordered to proclaim
in full county court that the king had extended the fair by
charter from vfm+9 Martin to 1+vfm+8 Martin and to cause the
fair to be held (CR, 1231–4, p. 476). In 1329, the P
of Lenton was holding a fair on f +7 Martin, which he claimed by
a charter of K Hen II (QW, p. 643). On 24 Oct 1329, the
justices in eyre were ordered to permit the P and C of Lenton to
hold their fair on v+8 Martin, as they had the fair by charters
of the king’s progenitors, which he had confirmed
(CCR, 1327–30, p. 585). |
| MANSFIELD 4538 3610.
1334 Subsidy £70. Market town c.1600 (Everitt, p.
475). |
| M | (Charter) Mon; gr 1 Aug 1227, by K Hen III to
men of Mansfield. Note on roll ‘vacated because
surrendered’ (CChR, 1226–57, p. 54). Order to
sh of Nottingham regarding the market, 28 Jul 1227 (RLC,
ii, p. 194b). In 1230, the men of Mansfield accounted for
3½m. for having a market (PR, 14 Hen III, p.
78). |
| F | (Letter Close) 2+fm, Peter and Paul (29 Jun); gr
3 Nov 1377, by K Ric II (CCR, 1377–81, p. 99). To be
held at the town. Mandate to the sh of Nottingham to proclaim
the fair. |
| MARKET WARSOP 4568
3677. In the 1334 Lay Subsidy, Market Warsop and Nettleworth were
assessed together at £13. Both were ancient demesnes and were
assessed at a tenth. Part of Warsop was assessed at £84.02; it was
taxed at a fifteenth (Glasscock, p. 233). |
| M | (Charter) Tues; gr 18 Oct 1239, by K Hen III to
John de Lessinteyn. Note in margin reads ‘Lexinton’
(CChR, 1226–57, p. 247). In 1329, a Tues market was
claimed by John Nunes of London. He stated that he had bought
the manor with its appertenances (which presumably included the
market) from John de Sutton. However, his claim was rejected and
the liberties of the manor, including the market, were taken
into the king’s hands (QW, p. 610 ). |
| M | (Prescriptive) Mon; recorded 1327,
mercatum, held by John de Roos (QW, p. 654). On 22
Nov 1337, a market was held by John de Roos, lately deceased
(CIPM, viii, no. 182). |
| M | (Charter) Sat, gr 25 Oct 1410, by K Hen IV to
William de Roos of Hamelake (CChR, 1341–1417, p.
443). It is possible that this might represent a change of
market day. |
| F | (Charter) vfm, Peter and Paul (29 Jun); gr 18
Oct 1239, by K Hen III to John de Lessinteyn (CChR,
1226–57, p. 247). Note in margin:
‘Lexington’. |
| F | (Charter) vf, Leonard in the Winter (6 Nov); gr
25 Oct 1410, by K Hen IV to William de Roos of Hamelake
(CChR, 1341–1417, p. 443). |
| F | (Charter) Sat and Sun next after Ascension
(Easter dep); gr 25 Oct 1410, by K Hen IV to William de Roos of
Hamelake (CChR, 1341–1417, p.
443). |
| NEWARK 4797 3540.
Borough 1086 (BF, p. 146; Darby, p. 366). Mint 970s–1042. 1334
Subsidy £390.12. Market town c.1600 (Everitt, p.
475). See also Swinderby, Lincolnshire (q.v.) |
| M
| (Prescriptive: borough, mint) recorded 1154xDec 1156,
mercatum, held by Robert bp of Lincoln (CChR,
1327–41, p. 110). In 1282, Oliver bp of Lincoln was holding
a market, the day of which was not given (QW, p. 442). On
30 Oct 1329, it was stated that the market had been established
as a result of a charter dated 21 Jan 1215, in which K John
granted Hugh, bp of Lincoln a market for one day in each of his
manors. A Wed market was now held by Henry, bp of Lincoln and
had been held by his predecessors. In order that the general
nature of K John’s charter would not impeach the market in
the future, K Edw III made a specific grant of the Wed market to
Henry, bp of Lincoln. This may have been a Wed market from the
beginning, but the day is not recorded until 1329 (RCh,
pp. 203–4; CChR, 1327–41, p. 136). Mandate to
the justices in eyre to permit Henry, bp of Lincoln to hold his
Wed market, notwithstanding the eyre, 26 Nov 1329 (CCR,
1327–30, p. 584). In 1329, Henry, bp of Lincoln was holding
a Wed market (QW, pp. 660–2). |
| F | (Grant: other) 4+f, Mary Magdalene (2 Jul); gr
1133, by K Hen I to bp of Lincoln. To be held at the castle of
Newark (Regesta, ii, no. 1773). In 1154xDec 1156, the
fair was granted by K Hen II to Robert bp of Lincoln
(CChR, 1327–41, pp. 52, 110, 136). A fair at Newark,
the feast of which was not given, was mentioned in a charter
granted in 1154x69 (CChR, 1327–41, p. 52). On 25 Jul
1229, the date of H. bp of Lincoln’s fair was changed from
Mary Magdalen to vf+2 Philip and James the Apostles (25 Jul).
Mandate to the sh of Nottingham to proclaim the fair throughout
his bailiwick and cause it to be held (CCR, 1227–31,
p. 195). In 1329, Henry, bp of Lincoln was holding a fair on 4+f
Mary Magdalene (QW, pp. 660–2). On 17 Nov 1329, K
Edw III granted Henry, bp of Winchester [sic] an extension of
the fair on by eight days (CChR, 1327–41, p.
136). |
| F | (Charter) [vf], [Invention of the Cross] (3
May); gr 21 Jan 1215, by K John to Hugh, bp of Lincoln
(RCh, pp. 203–4). In 1329, Henry, bp of Lincoln was
holding the fair (QW, pp. 660–2). On 30 Oct 1329, it
was stated that the fair had been established as a result of a
charter dated 21 Jan 1215, in which K John granted Hugh, bp of
Lincoln an annual fair lasting three or four days at each of his
manors. The fair was now held by Henry, bp of Lincoln and had
been held by his predecessors. In order that the general nature
of K John’s charter would not impeach the fair in the
future, K Edw III made a specific grant of the fair on the vf
Invention of the Cross to Henry, bp of Lincoln. On 17 Nov 1329,
K Edw III granted Henry, bp of Winchester [sic] an extension of
the fair on vf Invention of the Cross by eight days
(CChR, 1327–41, p. 136). |
| NORWELL 4775 3618.
1334 Subsidy £56.25. |
| M | (Charter) Thurs; gr 24 Nov 1256, by K Hen III to
Master John Clarel, Ca of the prebend of Nortwell. To be held at
the prebend (CChR, 1226–57, p. 454). In 1329, John
de Thorsby, Ca of the prebend of Northwell was holding the
market (QW, p. 648). |
| F | (Charter) vfm, Holy Trinity (Easter dep); gr 24
Nov 1256, by K Hen III to Master John Clarel, Ca of the prebend
of Nortwell. To be held at the prebend (CChR,
1226–57, p. 454). In 1329, John de Thorsby, Ca of the
prebend of Northwell was holding the fair (QW, p.
648). |
| NOTTINGHAM 4572 3395.
Borough 918 (BF, p. 146). Mint 924–39, 979–1154. 1334
Subsidy £370.50. Vikings wintered in a fortress at Nottingham in 868.
Borough captured by K Edw the Elder in 918. Capital of the shire in
1016. Borough in Domesday Book. The great market place lay between
the pre-Conquest town and the ‘French borough’ established
by 1086 (BF, p. 146; Darby, p. 366). Market town c.1600
(Everitt, p. 475). |
| M | (Charter) eve of Fri until eve of Sat; gr
1100x1135, forum, by K Hen I to burgesses of Nottingham.
Charter confirmed by K Hen II in 1155x65. Charter confirmed by K
John on 19 Mar 1200 (W.H. Stevenson ed., Records of the
Borough of Nottingham (London, 1882), i,
1155–1399, pp. 2, 10). |
| F | (Prescriptive) Matthew the Apostle (21 Sept);
recorded 12 Feb 1284, held by burgesses and community of
Nottingham (W.H. Stevenson ed., Records of the Borough of
Nottingham (London, 1882), i, p. 59). Fair noted 19 Mar 1378
(CChR, 1341–1417, p. 240). |
| F | (Charter) vfm+12, Edmund, king and martyr (20
Nov); gr 12 Feb 1284, by K Edw I to burgesses and community of
Nottingham (W.H. Stevenson ed., Records of the Borough of
Nottingham (London, 1882), i, p. 59). On 19 Mar 1378, K Ric
II granted the mayor, bailiffs and burgesses of Nottingham a
fair on fm+3 Peter in the chair (22 Feb) in lieu (CChR,
1341–1417, p. 240). |
| RETFORD 4704 3808.
Borough 1225 (BF, p. 147; BF, supplement, p. 63). 1334 Subsidy
£106.92. Market town c.1600 (Everitt, p. 475). |
| M | (Prescriptive: borough) recorded 10 Nov 1253,
mercatum, held by K Hen III (Placitorum
Abbreviatio (Record Commission, 1811), p. 137a). In 1329,
the burgesses of Retford were holding a Sat market (QW,
p. 629). On 20 Nov 1329, a Sat market was held by the men of
Retford (CCR, 1327–30, p. 585). Market, the day of
which was not given, mentioned 3 Mar 1335 (CIPM, vii, no.
699). |
| F | (Charter) vfm+5, Holy Trinity (Easter dep); gr 2
Nov 1259, by K Hen III to burgessess of Retford (CChR,
1257–1300, p. 24). |
| F | (Charter) vf+6, Gregory the Pope (12 Mar); gr 24
Nov 1313, by K Edw II to burgesses of Retford (CChR,
1300–26, p. 225). In 1329, the burgesses of Retford were
holding a fair on v+7 Gregory the Pope (QW, p.
629). |
| F | (Charter) 4+fm, Margaret the Virgin (20 Jul); gr
22 Jun 1372, by K Edw II to burgesses of Retford (CChR,
1341–1417, p. 224). |
| F | (Charter) vf+2 Matthew (21 Sept); gr 27 May
1449, by K Hen VI to the bailiffs and burgesses of Retford
(CChR, 1427–1516, p. 106). |
| SOUTHWELL 4697 3535. 1334 Subsidy £82.16.
Southwell was an important ch with canons, serving as a seat of the archbishop
of York from the tenth century or possibly earlier. Market town c.1600
(Everitt, p. 475). Said in 1539x45 not to have been
a public market (Lee, 'John Leland's Itinerary', p. 24). |
| M | (Prescriptive) Sat; recorded 1329,
mercatum, held by William, archbp of York (QW, pp.
644–5). |
| F | (Charter) vf, Trans of Thomas (7 Jul); gr 24 May
1227, by K Hen III to W archbp of York (CChR,
1226–57, p. 42). Sh of Nottinghamshire ordered to cause W
archbp of York to have the fair on 27 May 1227 (RLC, ii,
p. 187). Fair granted again by K Hen III to Walter, archbp of
York, on 23 Aug 1239 (CChR, 1226–57, p. 245). In
1329, William, archbp of York was holding the fair (QW,
pp. 644–5). |
| F | (Prescriptive) f+4, Pentecost (Easter dep);
nundinae recorded 1329, held by William, archbp of York
(QW, pp. 644–5). |
| SUTTON ON TRENT 4798
3659. 1334 Subsidy £39.06. |
| M | (Charter) Mon; gr 7 Aug 1308, by K Edw II to
Guichard de Charrun, the younger. To be held at the manor
(CChR, 1300–26, p. 121). In 1329, the market was
held by Bertram de Moentbouchers and Joan, his wife. The market
had come to them through Joan, daughter of Guichard de Charrun,
the younger (QW, pp. 631–2). |
| F | (Charter) vf, James (25 Jul); gr 7 Aug 1308, by
K Edw II to Guichard de Charrun, the younger. To be held at the
manor (CChR, 1300–26, p. 121). In 1329, the fair was
held by Bertram de Moentbouchers and Joan, his wife. The fair
had come to them through Joan, daughter of Guichard de Charrun,
the younger (QW, pp. 631–2). |
| TUXFORD 4737 3711.
1334 Subsidy £76.50. Market town c.1600 (Everitt, p.
475). |
| M | (Charter) Mon; gr 8 Jul 1218, by K Hen III to
John de Lexington. In 1329, Thomas de Bokerynk, Thomas de
Lunguilers, John de Barkesworth, Robert de Hakthorn, Joan his
wife and Peter Fonne and Margaret his wife were holding the
market. It was stated that John de Lexington was the ancestor of
Thomas de Bokerynk, Thomas de Lunguilers, Joan wife of Robert de
Hakthorn, Margaret, wife of Peter de Fonne and Elizabeth, wife
of John de Barksworth (QW, pp. 633–4). On 8 May
1361, John de Lungevillers, kn was holding the market
(CIPM, xi, no. 117). |
| F | (Charter) vf, Invention of the Cross (3 May); gr
8 Jul 1218, by K Hen III to John de Lexington. In 1329, Thomas
de Bokerynk, Thomas de Lunguilers, John de Barkesworth, Robert
de Hakthorn, Joan his wife and Peter Fonne and Margaret his wife
were holding the fair. It was stated that John de Lexington was
the ancestor of Thomas de Bokerynk, Thomas de Lunguilers, Joan
wife of Robert de Hakthorn, Margaret, wife of Peter de Fonne and
Elizabeth, wife of John de Barksworth (QW, pp.
633–4). |
| F | (Prescriptive) f, Exaltation of the Cross (14
Sept); recorded 8 May 1361, held by John de Lungevillers, kn
(CIPM, xi, no. 117). |
| WELLOW 4671 3661. 1334
Subsidy £39.50. |
| M |
(Charter) gr 22 Oct 1268, by K Hen III to Richard Foliot. To be held
at the manor. The roll is damaged and information is missing (CChR,
1257–1300, p. 113). On 22 Feb 1330, the justices in eyre were ordered
to permit Margery Foliot, lady of Wellehagh, to have her Fri market notwithstanding
the eyre, as she and other lords of the town had had from the time of the
making of the charters of the king’s progenitors (CCR, 1330–33,
pp. 124, 129). Sir Edward Hastings, a descendant of
Richard Foliot, held a Friday market at Wellow at the time of his death
in 1438 (M.A. Renshaw, Inquisitions Post Mortem relating to Nottinghamshire,
1437-1485 (Thoroton Society, Record Series 17, 1956), pp. 5-6). |
| F |
(Charter) gr 22 Oct 1268, by K Hen III to Richard Foliot. To be held
at the manor. The roll is damaged and information is missing (CChR,
1257–1300, p. 113). On 22 Feb 1330, the justices in eyre were ordered
to permit Margery Foliot, lady of Wellehagh, to have her fair on f Swithin
(2 Jul) notwithstanding the eyre, as she and other lords of the town had
had from the time of the making of the charters of the king’s progenitors
(CCR, 1330–33, pp. 124, 129). Sir Edward
Hastings, a descendant of Richard Foliot, held a fair on f St Swithin at
Wellow at the time of his death in 1438 (M.A. Renshaw, Inquisitions
Post Mortem relating to Nottinghamshire, 1437-1485 (Thoroton Society,
Record Series 17, 1956), pp. 5-6). |
| WORKSOP 4585 3794.
1334 Subsidy £115.98. Market town c.1600 (Everitt, p.
475). |
| M | (Charter) Wed; gr 12 Nov 1296, by K Edw I to
Thomas Furnyvall. To be held at the manor (CChR,
1257–1300, p. 466). In 1329, Thomas de Furnivall was
holding the market (QW, p. 627). A market was held by
Thomas de Furnyvall the elder on 18 Apr 1332. The day of the
market was not given (CIPM, vii, no. 470). |
| F | (Charter) vf+6, Cuthbert (20 Mar); gr 12 Nov
1296, by K Edw I to Thomas Furnyvall. To be held at the manor
(CChR, 1257–1300, p. 466). In 1329, Thomas de
Furnivall was holding the fair (QW, p. 627). A fair was
held by Thomas de Furnyvall the elder on 18 Apr 1332. The feast
of the fair was not given (CIPM, vii, no.
470). |