-
surviving remnants of
grand sergeanty are
regarded as
roles of high honour, it
should be
remembered that
originally grand sergeanty was a duty, not a right...
- serjeanty”
whilst that of a more
functional or
menial nature is
termed “petty
sergeanty”. by frankalmoinage,
generally a
tenure restricted to clerics. Non-freehold...
-
granted the
office of
Constable of
Dundee for the
feudal service (grand
sergeanty) of
carrying the
royal banner in the army of Scotland, and in 1324 Robert...
- The
Chief Butler of
England is an
office of
Grand Sergeanty ****ociated with the
feudal Manor of
Kenninghall in Norfolk. The
office requires service to...
- cross-bows bent or. He held by the same
tenure and held
elsewhere by the grand-
sergeanty, as
suggested by his name, to "attend the king with his cross-bow and...
- 1419 was
granted the comté of
Tancarville in
Normandy to hold by
grand sergeanty of
delivery of a
bascinet helmet at the
Castle of Roan on
Saint George's...
- from his
manor of
Shene in Surrey,
which he held upon the
tenure of '
sergeanty of butlery' to the king, and only re-instated him (in 1213) upon payment...
- the
younger acquired the
manor of Wymondley,
which was held in
Grand Sergeanty by the
service of
presenting the
first cup at the
Coronation of Kings...
- Plympton. It was held from the
Courtenays by the
feudal tenure of
grand sergeanty described as: "Whenever the Earl may come to Exe
Island to fish, or otherwise...
-
Robert de Stafford.
Saric held one hide and a
quarter under the King by
sergeanty. Hugh held one hide and an
eighth in
Hidrecote or
Nidrecote under the...
