Taverham

(Parish/vill)

Referenced in E-CIPM(s)

E-CIPM	Date	Inquisition subject	Document type	Holding
18-1083	18 May 1405	William Heron, Knight	Inquisition
22-503	12 Jul 1425	Mortimer, Edmund, Earl Of March [D.1425]	Inquisition	Stratton and ?Taverham, 1/2 knight’s fee which Rog...
24-80	04 Nov 1432	Anne Who Was Wife Of Edmund, Earl Of March	Inquisition	Stratton and Taverham, 1/2 fee which Roger de Say ...
24-513	30 Jan 1436	Joan Who Was Wife Of William Beauchamp, Knight	Inquisition	Gressenhall, Weasenham, Elsing, Lexham, Withersfie...
18-1083	18 May 1405	William Heron, Knight	Inquisition
22-503	12 Jul 1425	Mortimer, Edmund, Earl Of March [D.1425]	Inquisition	Stratton and ?Taverham, 1/2 knight’s fee which Rog...
24-80	04 Nov 1432	Anne Who Was Wife Of Edmund, Earl Of March	Inquisition	Stratton and Taverham, 1/2 fee which Roger de Say ...
24-513	30 Jan 1436	Joan Who Was Wife Of William Beauchamp, Knight	Inquisition	Gressenhall, Weasenham, Elsing, Lexham, Withersfie...

Related places

Place name	Relationship
Norfolk	In county of
Norfolk	In county of
Taverham	In hundred of
Taverham	In hundred of

Extents and values

24-513

Total: 14400d, (£60 )
(Gressenhall, Weasenham, Elsing, Lexham, Withersfield, Grimston, Thurning, Swannington, Haveringland, Felthorpe, Taverham, Oxwick, Attleborough, Ranworth, Hoe, Brisley, Bernham, Irmingland, Ingoldisthorpe, Lynford, Castle Acre, )

Gressenhall, Weasenham, Elsing, Lexham, Withersfield, Grimston, Thurning, Swannington, Haveringland, Felthorpe, Taverham, Oxwick, Attleborough, Ranworth, Hoe, Brisley, Bernham, Irmingland, Ingoldisthorpe, Lynford and Castle Acre, 9 1/4 knights’ fees, called ‘Cheruyle’