Forwarded with permission from another list - many Somerset surnames appear. I don't have any further information personally, but may be able to obtain some info (not sure what tho!) from the originator. Regards, Linda Derham Somerset Record Society Volume XII Pedes Finium Commonly Called Feet of Fines For the County of Somerset 1 Edward II to 20 Edward III A.D. 1307 TO A.D. 1346 By Emanuel Green, F.S.A. Printed for Subscribers Only 1898 London:Harrison and Sons, Printers in Ordinary to Her Majesty, St. Martin's Lane pg 16 3 Edward II (1308-9) 51 At Westminster in a month of Easter; between John de Bello Campo and Isabelle his wife, querents; and William Attebroke de Stone and Alice his wife, deforciants; for seven acres of land and ten shillings rent in Rolueston juxta Banewell. William and Alice acknowledged the right of John; and warranted the same. For this John and Isabelle gave William and Alice twenty marcs of silver. pg 31 6 Edward II (1312-13) 22. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael; between John son of Thomas de Bello Campo, and Isabella his wife, querents, and Robert de la More, deforciant; for a messuage, four carucates of land, on hundred acres of meadow, and eight pounds rent in Norton, Worle, and Edeneworth. John acknowledged the right of Robert as by his gift; and for this Robert granted the same to John and Isabella to hold to them and the heirs of John. pg 45-46 8 Edward II (1314-1315) 28. At Westminster in the octave of St Michael; between John son of Tomas de Bello Campo and Isabella his wife, querents; and William son of Hugh Malarbe of Schipham. deforciant; for the manor of Norton Juxta Worspring, and for three carucates of land and a hundred shillings rent in Boure and Yedeneworth, and for the fourth part of the manor of Worle. John acknowledged the right of William; and for this William granted the same to John and Isabella and ht heirs of John by Isabella. If John die without such heirs, then after tieh decease of Isabella, the said three carucates of land and the rent shall remain to John son of Andrew de Bello Campo and Agnes his wife and his heirs of Agnes begotten, and a third part of the manor of Norton shall remain to Andrew de Bello Campo and Katrine his wife for their lives, and other two parts of the same manor, and the fourth part of the manor of Worle shall remain to Andrew for his life,; and after the decease of Andrew, the said two parts and quarter part; and also after the the decease of Andrew and Katrine the third part shall remain to John son of Andrew and Agnes; and if he shall die without heirs of the body of Agnes, then after the decease of Agnes, all the aforesaid tenement shall remain to the right heirs of John son of Katrine. pg 51 8 Edward II (1314-1315) 47. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity; between John de Baumfeld, querent; and John Everard, deforciant; for two messuages, a mill, twenty acres of meadow, ten acres of wood and sixty shillings rent in Parva Weston and Magna Weston juxta Cammel Regis. John de Baumfeld acknowledged the right of John Everard; and for this John Everard granted the same to John de Baumfeld to hold to himself and the heirs of his body; and if it happen that John de Baumfeld die without heirs of his body then the said tenement shall remain to John de Puntyngton and the heirs of his body; and if John de Puntyngton die without such heirs, thin to Hught son of Humfrey de Bello Campo and Hid heirs. (Endorsed.) Robert de Monte Acuto put in his claim. John son of William Bissel fo Brutton put in his claim. pg 114 6 Edward II (1312-13) 75. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael; between John de Kyngesbury, querent; and Hught de Bello Campo and Anndonia his wife, deforciants; for tree messuages, two carucates and four bovates of land, thirty-six acres of meadow, one hundred acres of wood, and four pounds nineteen shillings and nine pence rent in Chafcombe, Wondestrowe, and Stathe, and half the advowson of the church of Chafcombe and the fourth part of the church of Wondestrowe(and lands in South'ton and Dorset). Hugh and Anndonia acknowledged the right of John as by their gift. For this John granted the same to Hugh and Anndonia and the heirs of Hugh by Anndonia; and if Anndonia die without such heirs then after the death of Hugh to remain to the heirs of the body of Hugh begotten; and if Hugh die without such heirs, then to the right heirs of Anndonia. pg 144 3 Edward III (1328-29) 58. At Westminster in a month of Easter; between Petronilla daughter of John de Farariis, querent; and John de Bures and Hawisia his wife, deforciants; for the manor of Stawell; and afterwards in the octave of St. Michael in the fourth year of the same King; between the same parties for the same manor. Petronilla acknowledged the manor to be the right of Hawisia. For this John and Wawisia granted the same to Petronilla except ten pounds rent in the same to hold to Petronilla nd the heirs of her body begotten of John and Hawisia and the heirs of Hawisia, rendering per annum a rose at the feast of St. John Baptist; and besides John and Hawisia granted for themselves and the heirs of Hawisia that the ten pounds rent which John de Annesleye held for his life the heritage of Hawisia, which after the decease of John de Annesleye ought to revert to John de Bures and Hawisia shall remain to Petronilla and her heirs to hold like the manor; and if Petronilla die without heirs of her body begotten then the said manor and appurtenances to remain to Alianore de Lathum and the heirs of her body to hold by the same tenure as aforesaid; and if Alianore de without heirs of her body then to remain to Giles de Bello Campo and Katerine his wife and their heirs issue of their bodies; and if Giles and Katerine die without issue then to revert of John de Bures and Hawisia and the heirs of Hawisia. This concord was made in the presence of John de Annesleye who consented and did fealty to Petronilla in the court. pg 167-168 7 Edward III (1332-3) 41. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity; between Richard Pyke, junior, and Alianore, daughter of Hugh de Bello Campo, querents, by John de Coliford as guardian of Richard and Alianore; and Richard Pyke, senior, and Margaret his wife, deforciants; for five messuages, and mill,, a carucate and eighty acres of land, thirty acres of meadow, then acres of pasture, and six shillings and eight pence rent in Murlynche and Asshecote. Richard Pyke, senior, and Margaret granted to Richard Pyke, junior, and Alianore the said tenement to hold to them and their issue of Richard, senior, and Margaret and the heirs of Richard, rendering therefore annually a rose at the feast of St. John Baptist. And if Richard, junior, and margaret die without such heirs then to remain to Thomas his brother to hold as aforesaid and if Thomas die without heirs of his body then the whole to revert to Richard Pyke, senior, and Margaret and to the heirs of Richard. pg 202 13 Edward III (1338-39) 24. At Westminster in the quinzain of Easter day, and afterwards in the octave of St. Michael's day in the fourteenth year of the same King and his first year as King of France; between Waring le Latimer and Katerine his wife, querents; and John la Warre, deforciant; for the manor of Cheleworth which Adam de Cheleworth held for the lives of William de Bello Campo and Joan his wife. John granted that the said manor the heritage of John, which after the death of William and Joan to John ought to revert shall remain to Warin and Katerine and their issue to hold of the lord the King, and if they die without issue then the same to revert to John and his heirs. For this Warin and Katerine gave John on hundred marcs of silver. This concord was made by precept of the King. pg 232 20 Edward III(1345-46) 52. At Westminster in a week of Michaelmas; between William son of Walter de Rodeneye and Margaret his wife, querents; and Walter de rodeneye, chivaler, and Roger Turtle, deforciants; for the manor of Norton juxta Worsprying ; and for a messuage, and carucate of land, and five marcs rent in la Boure juxta Banewell; and for a moiety of the manor of Yedenworth; and for the quarter part of the manor ot Worle. William and Margaret acknowledged the right of Walter and Roger of which they had two parts of the said manors, land, rent moiety, and quarter part, by the gift of William and Margaret; for this Walter and Roger granted to William and Margaret the two parts of the messuages, land, rent , moiety to hold to them ant the heirs of margaret; and the two parts of the manor to Norton and the quarter part to William and Margaret and their heirs their issue; and besides Walter and Roger granted that the third part of the said manors, messuages, land and rent which matilda, who was the Wife of John de Bello Campo of March, held in dower the heritage of Walter which ought to revert ot Walter shall remain to William and Margaret and the heirs of Margaret; and the third part of the manor of Norton and the quarter part to William and Margaret and their issue; and if they die without issue then to remain to the right heirs of Margaret. Pg 238 Dibers Counties 3 Edward III (1328-30) 34. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity; between John de Bures and Hawisia his wife, querents; and John de Solers, deforciant; for the manor of Bruham and twenty-four acres of pasture and on hundred acres of wood in Cherleton Mussegros( and lands in Gloucester). John de Bures and Hawisia acknowledged the right of John de Sorlers as by their gift. For this John de Solers granted the same tho John de Bures and Hawisia to hold for their lives, and after their decease to remain to Giles de Bello Campo and Katerina his wife and their issue; and if they die without issue then to remain to the right heirs of Hawisia. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com