TANY. Richard de (the younger) - ESSEX RESIDENT  - father, ob. 1270. C.I.P.M. i, 764..(I.P.M C.132.39.17)
Known Estates Date Acreage Value Rents Fees Reference
Chignall 1270 152 88s  8s 1 I.P.M C.132.39.17
Elmstead    209 239s 177s   I.P.M C.132.39.17
Stapleford (Tawney)    401 237s 63s 7 1/2 I.P.M C.132.39.17
Stambridge (tenanted)           I.P.M C.132.39.17
Latton    272 125s  22s 1/2 I.P.M C.132.39.17
Probable Total   1034 689s 280s 9  
I.P.M. for Richard 1296         C.I.P.M. iii, 326
Elmstead 1296 (not extended 400s    1. I.P.M. C.133. 74
Stapleford 1296 791 453s 34s 2 I.P.M. C.133. 74
Lambourne  1296 4       I.P.M. C.133. 74
Probable Total 1296 795 853s  34s 3 I.P.M. C.133. 74
Other Probable:            
Hertfordshire            
Eastwick 1264         Misc. i, 706.
  1301 314 438s 278s   I.P.M. C.133.100.
Possible Estates            
Great Stambridge  1276  300   200s    FF.ii.16.61.
Elmstead           FF.ii.16.61.
Stambridge            FF.ii.16.61.
Bentley           FF.ii.16.61.
Bromley 1284 139       FF.ii. 43. 265.
North Benfleet           FF.ii. 43. 265.
Bures           FF.ii. 43. 265.
Nevendon 1288 373       FF.ii. 66. 447.
Probable Total as inherited    1034 689s 280s 9 Fees  
Possible Total   2150        

 
Acquisitions
  1284 Reversion of 1 mess., 136 acres land and 5s rent in Elmstead, Stambridge, Bentley and Bromley, bought for 10 marks. FF.ii.43.265  
  Rented Out  
  1276 300 acres marsh and advowson of the church in Gt. Stambridge, for rent of 10 pa. FF.ii.16.61  
  Disposals  
1283 Manor of Chignall Tany, rights confirmed to Thomas de Weyland and his wife and daughter, for cons. of 300 marks, and service of 1 kt's fee. FF.ii.40.234
1288 Grant in Frankalmoign of 285 acres of land and 100 acres marsh in Little Benfleet, Nevendon and Bures, to Abbot of St. John the Baptist, Colchester. FF.ii.66.447
  Antecedents  
  Family first appeared in Essex around 1130, or earlier. The major line became extinct with the death of Richard's grandson, Laurence, in 1320., see. L.R. Buttle, 'The de Tanys'. C.I.P.M. vi, 106