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Tony Bland, Paul Booth, Prue Vipond, Graham Walker - Cheshire Forest Eyre Roll, 1357, Inbunden

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Cheshire Forest Eyre Roll, 1357

Part Two: The Forests of Delamere-Mondrum and Macclesfield, edited by the late Prue Vipond, Graham Walker, Tony Bland, Paul Booth, and other members of the Ranulf Higden Society

Av Tony Bland, Paul Booth, Prue Vipond, Graham Walker

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The Cheshire Forest Eyre Roll of 1357 (TNA CHES 33/6) is a rich yet underused source that offers detailed insight into the topography, rural economy, forest law, finance, and administration of fourteenth-century Cheshire. This volume contains the records of the Delamere and Mondrum and the Macclesfield eyres and complements The Record Society of Lancashire and Cheshire’s 2015 publication of the Wirral forest eyre.This volume presents full transcriptions and translations of the forest pleas, alongside calendars of the claims, with one claim - that of Richard Doune - reproduced in full as an example. Together, these records illuminate the operation of forest justice and local society in medieval Cheshire.
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TONY BLAND is a graduate in Electrical Engineering of Nottingham University, and then worked for MANWEB, later Scottish Power. He has been an active member of several local history groups, and for the Four Parishes Research Group, in Cheshire, he has edited and published a number of volumes of probate records. PAUL BOOTH is a retired Senior Lecturer of the University of Liverpool, and is currently a free-lance researcher. He has published widely on the history of medieval Cheshire and on other aspects of the local history of North-West England. He was the co-founder of the Ranulf Higden Society. In addition, he was co-director of the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s project to publish the Gascon Rolls, the records of the English government of south-western France, for the years 1317 to 1467. PRUE VIPOND was awarded a BSc in Biochemistry at Aberdeen University, and later took the Diploma in Landscape Interpretation course at Liverpool University, for which she was awarded a distinction. Following that she attained the degree of PhD of Liverpool University for her thesis on ‘Settlement and Landscape Change in South-West Cheshire’. She died in 2022. GRAHAM WALKER is a graduate of Manchester University in the field of Textile Chemistry. He was employed by a major chemical company, advising on colourants for a wide variety of industrial processes. He is a prominent member of the Wilmslow Historical Society, and leads a group publishing both tithe maps and the probate records of local townships. He has been responsible for the index of this volume.

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