Pedigrees From the Plea Rolls Collected From the Pleadings in the Various Court
Pedigrees From the Plea Rolls Collected From the Pleadings in the Various Court
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M. 556. Ebor. — James Strangways and Elizabeth, his wife, and John Conyers and Margery, his wife, sued Margaret, late wife of John Darcy, Kt. , for the manor of Boynton. The pleadings state that one Nicholas de Meynill was seised of the manor for his life, temp. E. 3, with remainder to Nicholas, son of Lucy, daughter of Robert de Twenge, and the heirs of his body, from whom the plaintiffs give this descent : — Nicholas, son of Lucy Twenge, seised temp. B. De 3. 1 Elizabeth. John Darcy. 1 1 Phil...ip Darcy. R- John Darcy. = 1 T=Margaret, the defendant. Philip Darcy. R Elizabeth. = James Strangways. 1 Margery . = John Conyers. Nicholas de Meynill was the last Baron Meynill, and the Nicholas of the pedigree was his illegitimate son. The return to a writ " de Inquirendo" on the Pell Issues of Easter 18 E. 4, to determine who were the heirs of John Darcy le Fitz, on whom an annuity had been granted temp. E. 3, payable to him and the heirs of his body, has this descent : — 378 PEDIGREES FROM THE PLEA ROLLS.
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M. 556. Ebor. — James Strangways and Elizabeth, his wife, and John Conyers and Margery, his wife, sued Margaret, late wife of John Darcy, Kt. , for the manor of Boynton. The pleadings state that one Nicholas de Meynill was seised of the manor for his life, temp. E. 3, with remainder to Nicholas, son of Lucy, daughter of Robert de Twenge, and the heirs of his body, from whom the plaintiffs give this descent : — Nicholas, son of Lucy Twenge, seised temp. B. De 3. 1 Elizabeth. John Darcy. 1 1 Phil...ip Darcy. R- John Darcy. = 1 T=Margaret, the defendant. Philip Darcy. R Elizabeth. = James Strangways. 1 Margery . = John Conyers. Nicholas de Meynill was the last Baron Meynill, and the Nicholas of the pedigree was his illegitimate son. The return to a writ " de Inquirendo" on the Pell Issues of Easter 18 E. 4, to determine who were the heirs of John Darcy le Fitz, on whom an annuity had been granted temp. E. 3, payable to him and the heirs of his body, has this descent : — 378 PEDIGREES FROM THE PLEA ROLLS.
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