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mainpernor
mainpernor Law. Obs. exc. Hist. or arch. Forms: 3–4 meynpernour, 4 mein-, menepernour, 4, 7, 8 mainpernor, 5 maynpernour, meynpurnour, 5–7, 9 mainpernour, 6 mayneperner, 6–7 mainperner, 7 mainepernour, manipernor. [a. AF. mainpernour = OF. *mainprenor, -preneur, agent-n. f. mainprendre: see mainpriz... Oxford English Dictionary
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Richard de Abyndon
Richard de Abyndon acted as mainpernor in the English parliament of June 1294, and in the following October was sent to take charge of the archbishopric wikipedia.org
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meynpernour
meynpernour, -prise, -prize obs. ff. mainpernor, mainprise. Oxford English Dictionary
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John Juyn
His first appearance in surviving records was in 1407, as a mainpernor for a group of Bristolian merchants sued for debt by the City of London. wikipedia.org
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manuprisor
† manuprisor Obs. [Altered form of mainpriser, after L. manū, abl. of manus hand.] = mainpernor.1695 Kennett Par. Antiq. ix. 419 The said Sir Eubulo..was Manuprisor or Security for Hugh Spencer. 1710 J. Harris Lex. Techn. II, Manu-prisor, one who was Bail⁓pledge or Security for another Person. Oxford English Dictionary
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Roger Adams (MP)
Adams acted as a trustee of property acquired by Ralph Ramsey in Yarmouth in 1384, and he was to be a mainpernor for this Ramsey at the elections to the wikipedia.org
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mainprize
▪ I. mainprize, n. Obs. exc. Hist. (ˈmeɪnpraɪz) Forms: 4 meynprize, 4–5 meyn-, maynprise, -pryse, 5 main-, maympris, maynprice, ? maunprese, 5–6 maynpris(e, 6 -prize, mempris, 6–7 main(e)prise, 7– mainprize. [a. AF., OF. mein-, mainprise, n. of action f. mainprendre (f. main hand + prendre to take: ... Oxford English Dictionary
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manucaptor
manucaptor Law. Obs. exc. Hist. (mænjuːˈkæptə(r)) Also 7 mani-. [a. med.L. manūcaptor, agent-n. f. manū capĕre: see prec.] = mainpernor.[1523 in W. H. Turner Select. Rec. Oxford (1880) 34 As also the goods and cattall, surtus and manucaptores.] 1581 Lambarde Eiren. ii. ii. (1588) 109 For some forme ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Thomas de la More
He also presented oral evidence to his cousin William de la More's Inquisition post mortem or and acted as a mainpernor to colleagues. wikipedia.org
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... More
It is thought that More is the Richard More who was mainpernor for the 1406 Plympton MPs. wikipedia.org
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John Sully
In 1362, he was a mainpernor for John de Saint Low the son, and Matthew de Goumay, then prisoners in the Tower of London. wikipedia.org
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Nicholas Exton
The same year, 1382, he appointed one John Wroth as his mainpernor, and his need for a bondsman was probably a reflection on his troubled circumstances Thomas Exton, meanwhile, acted as a mainpernor for Wade to do so. wikipedia.org
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Geoffrey Chamber
In 1568 Thomas Batton of Burringham, Lincolnshire identified himself as "mainpernor of Geoffrey Chamber, late Particular Receiver of the Court of Augmentations wikipedia.org
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The Tale of Gamelyn
see how things stood with them: Ote tried to dissuade him; he was afraid that once with his men in the forest, Gamelyn would not return, and as his mainpernor wikipedia.org
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