Isham of PytchleyA documentary genealogy

Generation VIII

Robert Isham

1460–1509

Life

By his will of 1491 Robert Isham's father gave him the reversion, after his mother's death, of his purchased lands in Little Bowden and Clipston, and in Laughton, Leicestershire.? Robert and Alice his wife were deforciants in feet of fines at Westminster in the reign of Henry VII.1,2 On 3 May 1506 they quitclaimed three messuages and a garden in Northampton to Richard Hayward and others, for one hundred pounds sterling.1 On 8 July 1507 they quitclaimed lands in Clipston, Northamptonshire, to Edward Saunders and Richard Gross, for ten pounds sterling.2

  1. CP 25/1/179/99, number 142.
  2. CP 25/1/179/99, number 150.

? marks 1 statement for which no attached source was found.

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Records

  1. 1506
    RecordCP 25/1/179

    CP 25/1/179/99, number 142.

  2. 1507
    RecordCP 25/1/179

    CP 25/1/179/99, number 150.