On 18 Apr 43 Edw. III. [1369] it was shown that Ralph Lyngeyn was holding a third part of a knight's fee in Kynggesheinde in Salop of Geoffrey de Cornewaill, knight.
Calendar of Inq. p.m., C. Edw. III. File 208. (4.)
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On 3 Jul 1370 Ralph Lyngayn was on a Commission of oyer and terminer on complaint by William Devereus that whereas he lately contracted matrimony with Elizabeth de Mortimer per verba de presenti and put her, with her consent, in the manse of his manor of Haymondesfrome, co. Hereford, for safe keeping until the solemnization of the matrimony should be completed, and handed over to her the care of his household and the disposition of his goods, Ralph Yeddefen, Thomas Yeddefen, Philip de Colynton, William de Brokhampton, Peter de Nethewode, and others, came armed and in array of war to the manse, besieged and broke it, carried away his goods, assaulted his men and servants put in the said manse for the safe keeping of Elizabeth and his goods and chattels, carried away the said Elizabeth, his servant, and lay in wait for him to kill him, so that he dare not come to the manse to dispose thereof for his profit.
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edw. III, vol. 14, pp. 471-472
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10 Dec 1373, Westminster
[To the sheriff of Herefordshire. Order to cause] John Eynesford and Ralph de Lyngayn [knights of the shire at the parliament summoned at Westminster on the morrow of St. Edmund the King last to have of the commons of the county, except cities and and boroughs from which citizens and burgesses came to the said parliament,] 11l. 12s. for 29 days.
Calendar of Close Rolls, 47 Edw. III, p. 611
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1 Dec 1374, Westminster
Pardon, at the supplication of the king's son Edmund, earl of March, to Ralph Lengeyn, knight, of his trespass in acquiring for life from the earl 40 marks yearly out of the manor of Penbrugge, co. Hereford, held in chief, and receiving the same without the king's licence; and grant that he may take the same for life.
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edw. III, vol. 16, p. 33
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Feet of Fines
CP 25/1/195/17, number 66.
| County: |
Shropshire. |
| Place: |
Westminster. |
| Date: |
One week from St Martin, 50 Edward III [18 November 1376]. And afterwards one week from St Martin, 1 Richard [II] [18 November 1377]. |
| Parties: |
John Borley of Wistanstowe, Roger de Bitterley and Walter Lochard', querents, and Ralph de Lyngeyn, knight, and Margery, his wife, and Lawrence Hauberk' and Margaret, his wife, deforciants. |
| Property: |
The manor of Norton' Cheyne. |
| Action: |
Plea of covenant. |
| Agreement: |
Ralph, Margery, Lawrence and Margaret have acknowledged the manor to be the right of John, as that which John, Roger and Walter have of their gift, and have remised and quitclaimed it from themselves and the heirs of Margery and Margaret to John, Roger and Walter and the heirs of John for ever. |
| Warranty: |
Warranty. |
| For this: |
John, Roger and Walter have given them 100 marks of silver. |
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7 May 1379, Westminster
John Brumwyche knight, Peter de la Mare knight, Ralph Lyngeyn knight and Hugh Cheyny knight to Katharine Salvayne. Recognisance for 80l., to be levied etc. in Herefordshire.
23 May 1379, Westminster
Ralph de Lyngeyn knight to Richard earl of Arundell and Surrey. Recognisance for 500 marks, to be levied etc. in Salop.
Calendar of Close Rolls, 2 Ric.II, pp. 242, 251
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De Banco. Mich. 3 Ric. 2. [1379/80] m. 647.
Salop. Ralph Lyngeyn, Kt, and Marjory, his wife, and Laurence Hauberk and Margaret, his wife, sued Richard, Earl of Arundel, for the manor of Bukenhulle.
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1 Nov 1380
Although in the last parliament held at Westminster it was ordered that all men having lands [etc.] in Ireland should be there before St John the Baptist following [24 June 1380], Henry Ferrers, 'chivaler,' has been ordered to go to France together with other nobles and others with a certain number of men-at-arms and archers to recover the king's rights there, and Ralph Lyngeyn kt, his attorney, has found sufficient surety to pay the king one third of the value of all the lands [etc.] which he has in Ireland for the time of his absence. Order to deliver the lands to him.
A Calendar of Irish Chancery Letters, Close Roll 4 Ric. II
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10 Nov 1380, Northampton
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Ralph Lyngeyn, knight, going to Ireland on the king's service with Edmund, earl of March.
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Ric. II, vol. 1, p. 556
Orthographic variations: LYNGAYN, LENGEYN