Vernon [22051814]

7 October 1309: Coronator Hundr’ de Norwico & simil’r villate de Lostok. Birchelis. Lacheboye & Neuhall p^rsentant q’d Joh’es fil’ Hawis’ de Lostok +die Jouis px^a post festu’ Nat’ b’e Marie [Thursday 11 September 1309] int^rfectus fuit in molend’ de Lostok p rota’ intrinseca’. Nullus inde male credit^r  Inuentor Joh’es fil’ Ad’ Bonban. et no’ male credit^r. Jud’m infortun’. p^rciu’ rotar. Molar’. & ferri vertentis iij.s’.vj.d’  Postea p^rd’ca Catall’ vend’. p dimid’ Marc’. vnde. Rad’s de Vernon’ Junior & Thom’ frat^r eius respond’. vnde de p^rd’cis villatis p licenc’ co’morand’ dom’ — iiij.s’.

Ric’us de Rauenescroft +& Thomas de Stenkehull+ indictati & capti p morte fr’is Ric’i de Dounes monachi de Cumbrem^re insulto & incendio domor Abb’tis de Cumbrem^re apud Wicu’ Malb’. Rob^ria & asptac’oe bonor eiusdem Abb’tis & alior ibid’m inuentor’ ad valenc’. Centu’ libr’. felonit^r & cont^a pacem &c’ — Et Ad’ Colemon indictat^s & capt^s p burgar’ dom^s Petⁱ Casshe & asptac’oe bonor eiusdem Petⁱ ad valenc’. Centu’ solid’ felonit^r. &c’. Et de raptu et abducc’oe Sibill’ vx^ris Rog^ri le Vernon’. cont^a pacem. &c’. Et Gregor’ de Dodeleston’ capt’ p eo q’d fuit in vi auxilio cu’ Will’o fil’ Rog^ri de Dodeleston’. vtlagat’ ad int^rficiend’ Rob’tum de Lacheford felonit^r & cont^a pace’ &c’. Et quesiti qual’r se velint inde acquietare; defendu’t om’em felonia’. & totu’. &c’ Et q’d in n’llo sunt inde culpabiles. de bono & malo ponu’t se sup p’riam. Ju  Jur’ dicu’t sup sacr’m suu’. q’d. p^rd’ci Ricard’ Adam & Gregor’ in n’llo sunt inde culpabiles. Immo om’ino inde qⁱeti. nec se ret^axeru’t. I’o ip’i inde quieti. &c’

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25 November 1309: Rad’us fil’ Nich’i de Vernon qa non est ps’; u^s Nich’m fil’ Hug’ de Vernon in pl’o t^ans in m’ia. ppl’ Ric’ le Roter

Rob’tus de Mottresheued petit u^rsus Ric’m de Vernon’ Maneriu’ de Merphull cu’ ptin’; exceptis duodecim bouatis t^rre, viginti acris bosci. & quadraginta solidatis redditus in eodem Man^rio. vt Jus &c’ p br’e de Ingressu. Et vnde idem Rob’tus dicit. q’d quedam Alicia fil’ Ric’i de Lymme pauia p^rd’ci Rob’i. cui^s h’es &c’ fuit +inde+ seisit’ in d’nico suo vt de feodo Jure. tempe pacis tempe Reg^s .H. aui Reg^s nu’c. capiendo inde explet’ ad valenc’. Et de ip’a Alic’ descendit Jus &c’. cuidam Will’o vt filio & heredi, et de ip’o Will’o descend’ Jus &c’ cuida’ Ric’o vt filio & heredi. &c’. Et de ip’o Ric’o eo quod obiit sine herede de se &c’ descendit Jus &c’ quib^sdam Agneti & Marg^rie vt sororib^s. & vni hered’. &c’. Et de Agn’. eo q’d obiit sine hered’ de se. descendit Jus pptis sue &c’. p^rd’ce Marg^rie. vt sorori & hered’. &c’. Et de ip’a Marg^ria de toto integre descendit Jus &c’. Rob’to de Mottresheued vt filio & hered’. qui nu’c petit. &c’. Et in quod idem Ric’us no’ h’et ing^rssu’. nisi post disseisina’ qua’ Rob’tus de Stokeport inde fecit p^rd’ce Alicie fil’ Ric’i de Lymme pauie p^rd’ci Rob’ti cui^s heres &c’. p^stq^a. J. Scoticus. &c’. Et inde producit secta’ &c’. Et p^rd’cus Ric’us p attorn’ suu’ venit. Et defend’ Jus suu’. q’n &c’. Et dicit q’d p^rd’ca Alicia de qua idem Rob’us sumit titul’m suu’, nu’cq^a fuit seisita de p^rd’ca ten’. Ita q’d inde potuit disseiri. Et de hoc ponit se sup p’riam. &c’ Et p^rd’cs Rob’us simil’r. I’o p^rceptu’ est vic’ q’d ve’ire fac’ ad px’m Com’ .xij. &c’. p quos. &c’. Et qⁱ nec &c’. ad recogn’ &c’. Quia tam. &c’.  Postea ad Com’ die Martis px^a post festu’ Anu’ciac’ois b’e Marie pxi’o sequ’s [31 March 1310]. Ita co’uenit int^r ptes videlicet q’d p^rd’cus Rob’tus recognouit p^rd’cm Maneriu’ cu’ ptin’. exceptis duodecim bouatis t^rre viginti acris bosci & quadragint’ solidatis redditus in eodem Manerio esse Jus ip’ius Ric’i & illud ei. remisit & qⁱetu’ clam’. qⁱete de se & heredib^s ip’ius Rob’i impp’m. I’o consid’ est q’d p^rd’cus Rob’us nich’ capiat p br’e suu’. set sit in m’ia & p^rd’cs Ric’us inde sine die.

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30 December 1309: Preceptum fuit vic’. q’d venire fac^ret ad hunc Com’ .xij. &c’. de visn’ de Merphull’. ad fac’ q^amda’ Jurata’ int^r Rob’m de Mottresheued pet’ & Ric’m de Vernon’ de pl’ito t^rre de ten’ in Merphull’. Et vic’ nich’ inde fecit, set mand’ q’d p^rcepat balli’o lib’tatis de Macclesfeld qui +sic+ respond’. q’d adeo tarde &c’. Ideo sicut alias p^rceptu’ est vic’ q’d venire fac’ ad px’m Com’ .xij. &c’. Et p^rt^r illos tot & tales. &c’.

Radulph’ de Vernon’. senior. op. se. u^rsus Will’m de Modburlegh’ de pl’ito q’d reddat ei Centu’ solidos quos ei debet &c’. Et ip’e no’ venit. Et sum’. &c’. Judiciu’, attach’. q’d sit ad px’m Com’. &c’.

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25 March 1880: Bill of sale by Edward Vernon, Jamesbrook, Ballinacurra, major in the county Dublin militia, to John E. V. Vernon, Clontarf Castle, Dublin, esquire

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28 August 1891: Rev. Hon. C. Vernon, member, Berkshire Society, has following pure bred Berkshire pigs for sale: 6 boars, 6 months old; 5 sows, 6 months; 2 boars, 8 months; also many younger boars and gilts, at moderate prices. Grafton, Kettering

For Sale: Home Work: Young lady artist, daughter of exhibitor at Royal Academy, makes enlargements from photographs, finishing in oils or water colours; also miniatures on ivory or china; photographs delicately coloured. Mabel Vernon, 11 Raveley Street, Kentish Town, N.W.

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15 June 1894: Local Yachting News, Gosport: Vessels fitting out and on the station for the past week are: – … Incognita, cutter, Lieutenant Vernon, K.R.R. …

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July 1934: Report (with group photograph) on the Mundella Old Boys’ dinner held at the Reform Club on 23 March. There were present: Mr R. B. Wight; Dr Cecil Roberts (guest of honour, ‘as usual, in sparkling mood. His speech, though provocative in parts was a piece of sheer virtuosity in after-dinner speaking’);  L. J. Levin (councillor, chairman of the Finance Committee); C. A. Ross; A. D. Smith; R. G. Vernon; C. Goldsworth; L. G. Gibson; P. T. Distin; D. Smith; J. Bartlett; B. Smith; B. E. Dean; H. B. Bishop; J. Westmoreland; K. Woollatt; Mr H. W. Jones; Mr L. Brettle (Headmaster of the Queen Elizabeth School, Mansfield); H. B. Holbrook; J. Robinson; Mr Stace; Mr Kendall; W. C. Thomson; Mr Winfield; Mr Baynes-Smith; R. Burton; A. A. Shipside; P. G. Strouther; Bagguley; J. Daykin; A. R. Stone; C. D. Dickenson; Mr Austin; L. J. Widdowson; Ron Hadrill and Noel England (providing musical entertainment); Mr Thomas; T. E. Hall; A. J. Bates; A. C. A. Chisholm; H. B. Briggs; P. E. Hall; J. G. Hall; R. Lipman; Mr Jackson; Mr Broadburn; F. Hopewell; J. C. Steward; J. W. Perkins; F. Bee; K. Stocker; Mr Broomfield; Mr Storey; J. W. Adkin; J. Mackay; G. Atkinson; F. H. Anthony; F. G. Cox; S. A. Coleman.

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December 1945: Candidate for juvenile membership of the Cyclists’ Touring Club: J. Vernon, 68 Darncombe Street, Manchester 15

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15 April 1953: County court judgment against Milson Vernon, 481 Middlewood Road, Sheffield 6, general dealer

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7 October 1968: G. Vernon, director, Crewe Alexandra Football Club

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6 November 1968: G. Vernon, director, Crewe Alexandra Football Club

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1974: Members of Seaton Carew Golf Club: Gentlemen: N. G. Vernon, 38 Tanton Road, Stokesley, Middlesbrough TS9 5HR

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12 December 1981: Murray Vernon of Haslington had donated the ball for the match between Crewe Alexandra and Scunthorpe

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c1990: W. G. Vernon, 5 Ashdown Close, Dovers Green Road, Reigate