Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of illustrations
- Preface
- 1 The formation of the English gentry
- 2 The roots of the English gentry
- 3 The Angevin legacy: knights as jurors and as agents of the state in the reign of Henry III
- 4 The crisis of the knightly class revisited
- 5 Knights in politics: minor landowners and the state in the reign of Henry III
- 6 Knighthood, justice and the early Edwardian polity
- 7 The explosion of commissions and its consequences
- 8 Identity and the gentry
- 9 Knights, esquires and the origins of social gradation in England
- 10 Crystallisation: the emergence of the gentry
- Appendices
- Bibliography
- Index
- Past and Present Publications
Appendices
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 December 2009
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of illustrations
- Preface
- 1 The formation of the English gentry
- 2 The roots of the English gentry
- 3 The Angevin legacy: knights as jurors and as agents of the state in the reign of Henry III
- 4 The crisis of the knightly class revisited
- 5 Knights in politics: minor landowners and the state in the reign of Henry III
- 6 Knighthood, justice and the early Edwardian polity
- 7 The explosion of commissions and its consequences
- 8 Identity and the gentry
- 9 Knights, esquires and the origins of social gradation in England
- 10 Crystallisation: the emergence of the gentry
- Appendices
- Bibliography
- Index
- Past and Present Publications
Summary
1. Novel disseisin, Carlton 3 Aug. 1221:
Stephen de Segrave, Thomas de Heydon, Maurice de Aundely
2. Nuisance, Charwelton, 22 Nov. 1221:
Maurice de Aundely, David de Esseby, Walter de Pateshall, Richard Gubiun
3. Novel disseisin, Radstone, 5 Dec. 1222:
Ralf Hareng, Walter de Pateshall, Robert de Salcey, Walter de Preston
4. Mort d'ancestor, Welton, 17 Feb. 1223:
Ralf de Bray, Maurice de Aundely, Thomas de Heydon, William de Whiston Mandate replaces Thomas de Heydon with Thomas de Haddon
5. Assize d'utrum, Welford, 17 Feb. 1223:
Justices as no. 4
6. Advowson, Scaldwell, 18 June 1224:
Walter de Pateshall, Maurice de Aundely, David de Esseby, John de Hulcote
7. Advowson of Bulwick, 2 Oct. 1226:
Maurice de Aundely, David de Esseby, Robert de Salcey, John de Hulcote
8. Darrein presentment, Irchester, 4 Jan. 1227:
David de Esseby, Robert de Salcey, Richard Gubiun, John de Hulcote
9. Darrein presentment, Little Harrowden, 9 Jan. 1227:
Same justices
10. Gaol delivery at Northampton on prisoners appealed by an approver, 10 July 1227:
Sheriff of Northampton, Maurice de Aundely, William de Insula, Ascelinus de Sidenham, John de Hulcote
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- The Origins of the English Gentry , pp. 255 - 288Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2003