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Folio 28: Translation of SP 91/25 f.26. Enclosed with SP 91/25 folio 21.
Catalogue reference: SP 91/25/28
Date: 1740
Folio 28: Translation of SP 91/25 f.26. Enclosed with SP 91/25 folio 21.
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Summary: Accounts by George Gosnold of the income from frank pledge and courts baron...
Catalogue reference: SP 28/205/26
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- 1644 Oct 22 - 1646 June 29
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Summary: Accounts by George Gosnold of the income from frank pledge and courts baron held on sequestered estates in Buckinghamshire. 15ff.
1) Halton, sequestered from Lord Henry Farmer. 22 October 1644.
2) Ellesborowe [Ellesborough], sequestered from [Sir] Robert Croke. 24 October 1644.
3) Broughton Staveley [alias Broughton Holland], sequestered from John Packington, baronet. 3 April 1646.
4) Chesham, sequestered from Thomas Ashfield, knight. 22 April 1645.
5) Broughton Holland [alias Broughton Staveley], sequestered from John Packington. 18 October 1644.
6) Chesham Higham and Chesham Bury, sequestered from William, earl of Devon [Sir William Courtney, de jure 5th Earl of Devon, 1st Baronet]. 1 April 1645.
7) Aylesbury, sequestered from John Packington, baronet. 7 October 1644.
8) Aylesbury, sequestered from John Packington, baronet. 17 April 1645.
9) Aylesbury, sequestered from John Packington, baronet. 9 October 1645.
10) Aylesbury, sequestered from John Packington, baronet. 2 April 1646.
11) Helhampstedd [Leckhampstead] and Lattimers [Latimer], sequestered from William, earl of Devon. 9 April 1645.
12) Bassetsbury, sequestered from George Penruddock, knight. 16 April 1646.
13) Haddenham and Codington, sequestered from Henry Spiller. 27 July 1646.
14) Haddenham and Codington, sequestered from Henry Spiller. 29 June 1646.
15) Haddenham and Codington, sequestered from Henry Spiller. 4 June 1646.
State Papers Online Reference: SP 28: Vol. 205, Part 10 County Committees: Sequestration Accounts and Papers: Beds-Bucks.
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