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Persönliche Daten William Bayford ii. 

• Er wurde geboren rund 6. Februar 1348 in Wiltshire, England.
• Er ist verstorben rund 1393 in Wardoun Cres, Luton, England.
• Er wurde beerdigt in England.
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 26. April 2024.

Familie von William Bayford ii.

Er ist verheiratet mit Joan Bayford (de Breamore).

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Kind(er):

1. Joan Bayford  ± 1386-± 1410 

Notizen bei William Bayford ii.

William Bayford
Gender:
Male
Birth:
February 06, 1348
Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom
Death:
1393 (44-45)
Wardoun Cres, Luton, England (United Kingdom)

Immediate Family:
Son of William Bayford

Husband of Joan Bayford (de Breamore)

Father of Joan Bayford and Clemence Bayford

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William Bayford is your 18th great grandfather.
You¬â€  ·Üí Henry Marvin Welborn (your father) ·Üí Emma Corine Welborn (Bombard) (his mother) ·Üí Charles Everett Bombard (her father) ·Üí Susan Anne Olivia Bombard (Davis) (his mother) ·Üí James Person Davis (her father) ·Üí Mary Davis (Baird Beard Byrd) (his mother) ·Üí Keranhappuch Biard (Nelson) (her mother) ·Üí Elizabeth Nelson (Burwell) (her mother) ·Üí Elizabeth Nicholas (Carter) (her mother) ·Üí Colonel Robert "King" Carter, I (her father) ·Üí Sarah Carter (Ludlow), of Dinton (his mother) ·Üí Gabriel Ludlow, I (her father) ·Üí Thomas Ludlow, of Denton (his father) ·Üí George Ludlow, High Sheriff (his father) ·Üí William Ludlow (his father) ·Üí John Ludlow, II (his father) ·Üí Lora Ryngewode (his mother) ·Üí Thomas Ryngewode (her father) ·Üí Joan Bayford (his mother) ·Üí William Bayford (her father)

est 1348 Birth
May 22, 1370 as the king's sergeant was granted for life the manor of Stathern in Leicester
Apr 23, 1372 Buckinghamshire, England received a commitment by mainprise of the manors of Westgrymstede in Wiltshire and Ekesbury in Southampton
May 18, 1375 as the king's sergeant was granted for life 80 acres in Burwell
Jul 1, 1376 as yeoman of the chandlery, received from the king 1/3 of the profits from the manor of Averham in Nottinghamshire
Jul 15, 1376 as yeoman of the household, received a 100 shillings grant for life
Nov 12, 1376 relinquished some properties and was granted 40 pounds
Feb 20, 1377 was fined
Apr 5, 1377 as the king's sergeant was granted in fee the manor of Stathern in Leicester
Oct 12, 1377 received a commitment by mainprise of the farm of the pouparty of the manor of Combkeynes in Dorset to hold for 7 years at 12 marks a year
Mar 20, 1378 as groom of the chandlery and yeoman of the king's household confirming his 1376 grant of 100 shillings
Nov 11, 1378 quitclaimed lands in Statherne and Herdeby to William de Statherne who held them in demise of William de Bayford (possibly his father)
Jun 18, 1382 Grant for life to William Bayford of 100s. yearly at the hand of the abbot of Hayles being the fee farm payable by the said abbot, instead of at the Exchequer granted to him by letters patent of the late king,confirmed by the king,now surrendered.
1384 By 1255 there was one bailiff for the three ancient hundreds. In 1268 it was established that there was no fixed income attached to the office beyond a payment of 20s. which the men of the hundreds contributed voluntarily. (fn. 61) It was, however, a valuable source of income to the bailiff who farmed it and so became an object of royal patronage. In 1270 the king took the office out of the sheriff's hands and granted it to John of Cannings, a yeoman of the butlery, to hold at a quit-rent. (fn. 62) John's successor, John de la Roche, was appointed first for a term of seven years, later converted into a life grant, and successfully resisted an attempt to exact from him a higher farm for his office. (fn. 63) In 1381 the office was granted to John Ansell of Lavington, (fn. 64) who in 1384 was charged with extortion but was acquitted. (fn. 65) In 1386 he was replaced by William Bayford, a king's serjeant, in the mistaken belief that he was dead, but was restored to office in 1389.
Feb 8, 1385 was granted a corrody for life by the king
Oct 20, 1385 as servant of the wardrobe of the king's accounts, was granted 10 pounds yearly for life by the king
Dec 4, 1385 entered into a recoginzance by Nicholas Seynlo for 100 pounds
May 24, 1386 was granted by the king a bedelry of the hundreds of Roubergh, Sawnwbergh and Strodfold in Wiltshire
Aug 29, 1386 exempted for life from serving on assizes, juries and attaints.
Jan 22, 1389 Southampton, England made a commitment by mainprise of the keeping in the alien priory of Wilford
bef Feb 6, 1393 on this date, his annuity from the manors of Tynderlee and Lokerlee were granted to someone else
Spt 16, 1392: Grant for life to the king's servant William Bayford esquire that from Michaelmas next he receive from the issues and profits of the king's manors of Tyderlee and Lokerlee co. Southamptonth, 10l. a year lately granted to him from the stannary of Cornwall by letters patent now surrendered.
bef 1401 Death

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