I2 THE FAMILY OF GALPIN OF
27 Henry IH (1243), page 2 36. The Hundred of Ceddre
(Cheddar) 27th year of the reign of King Henry son of King
John. Touching purprestures, they say that Wi//iam Gd/epin
occupied half an acre of the moor of our lord the King in
Ceddre. Therefore he is in mercy. Afterwards it is testified
that the Bishops of Bath had that moor in fee of our lord
the King. Therefore no amercement.
NORFOLK
Feet of Fines
A.D. 1220.
William Galepyn, burgess of Lenn Ep’i.
SOMERSETSHIRE
18 Edw. II (1324).
Richard Galopyn a free tenant pays rent 9;. and 2:. to the
Manor of Wroxhall, co. Somerset.-·-Calender of Patent Rolls.
NOTTINGHAM
II Edw. III (1337).
The Sheriff of Nottingham to the Prior of Blyth for
1 5 marks. Mainpernor’s f70}zn Gd/apyn and William de Legh.
-—Ca/enddr q' the Patent R0!/s.
Co1zNwALL
6 Hen. VI (1434).
Johannes Golepyn et alii tenent medietatem parvi un. f. m.
in Trevesguyt, quam Matilda le Archidiacon quondam tenuit,
et nullus eoroum tenet quartem partem un. f. m. et subsidium
inde———[nichel].—C0rn·wezl!, Hundred of T rigge.
From inquisition taken at Camelford for collecting taxes.
—-Patent R0!/.1.
A_D_ 1456, HERTFORDSHIRE
In a deed of Release made by the Abbott occurs " Ac
omnia illa terras et tenementa in Watforde [Herts] praedicta,
vocata ‘ Galpyns ’ [now called Callipers]."——-From Riley’s
C/zrenic/es q' the Monastery q' Sz. Aibdns, vol. i, p. 229.
WIMBORNE, Doksm
7-18 Hen. VI (1428-1439).
Johannes Rodecote nuper vicar’ eccl’. de Crystchirch et
yahannes Cezpan [Gdévin] dederunt Johanni Brackley Capellano