...in chief; and that he had granted it out again by subinfeudation to Simon de Roppel, or Ropsle, on the service of the fourth part of one knight's fee; and that the same Simon had given this land in free alms to an hospital which he founded there about 1240, for...

...tenements are held of thé lordship of Alnwict, by thé service of thé fourth part of one knight's fée; and that she holds nothing in Chivington in name of dower, but is possessed of thé half of thé said town from lord Robert de Lumley, by thé annual service of half a marc for wardage...

...life of the demise of Philip Iwardeby and others ; and that the said manor was held of the Earl Warren by the service of the fourth part of one knight's fee, and of the value of lO/i. sterling. That Thomas Lynde was the next heir of the aforesaid William and Joan,...

...certain tenements called Blemondesbury (Blomesbury) in the County of Middlesex of the King in capite by the service of the fourth part of one knight's fee and by the service of a sore hawk (per servitium esparvarii sori) to be paid yearly at the gule of August...

...continued in seisin. And they say that the moiety of the barony of Wilton is held of the king in capite by the service of the fourth part of one knight's fee ; and it is worth, in all issues, ten marks by the year. And the said jurors say that the land of Appeltrerig,...

...free prison of Fleet.4 MIDDLETON, CO. OF LANCASTER. The Prior of Norton held the town of Middleton by the service of the fourth part of one knight's fee, and of finding one judger in the court of Halton every fortnight.5 MIDDLETON CHENEY, OR CHENDUIT, Co. OF...

...free prison of Fleet.4 MlDDLETON, CO. OF LANCASTER. The Prior of Norton held the town of Middleton by the service of the fourth part of one knight's fee, and of finding one judger in the court of Halton every fortnight.5 MIDDLETON CHENEY, OR CHENDUIT, Co. OF...

...yearly 30 marks ; and they say that Philip de Lntteleye held of Henry de Haggeleye the vill of Lutteley by the service of the fourth part of one knight's fee, and it is worth yearly £20 ; and the said Henry de Haggeleye held the said vill of Roger de Someri on...

...and demesne lands of this Priory were granted 30 Henry VIII. (1538), to Sir Humphrey Foster, Knight, by the service of the fourth part of one Knight's fee, and the rent of 50s. a-year ; by whom it was immediately conveyed in fee to John Beaumont, Esq., and Elizabeth,...

...6li. ijs. 8d., and the Prior of Doddelegh held of the same Roger the manor of Churchulle [Churchill] by the service of the fourth part of one knight's fee, and it is worth yearly 40^. Sum of all the fees aforesaid, 67 'li. I2s. Inq. pm, 19 Edw. /., No. 14. 1...