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Confirmation of the licence for Sir Thomas Ramsey, Sir Thomas Blanke, and Sir Wolstan...
Catalogue reference: E 355/77
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This record is about the Confirmation of the licence for Sir Thomas Ramsey, Sir Thomas Blanke, and Sir Wolstan... dating from 1587 Mar 27 in the series Exchequer: Pipe Office: Ancient Deeds, Series PP. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- E 355/77
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1587 Mar 27
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Confirmation of the licence for Sir Thomas Ramsey, Sir Thomas Blanke, and Sir Wolstan Dixie, knights, George Bond, Martin Calthorpe, Richard Martin, John Harte, John Allott, Cuthbert Buckle, William Masham, Henry Billingsley, Anthony Ratclyffe, Henry Prannell, and William Elkyn, citizens and aldermen of London, Thomas Smythe, esq, Richard Saltonstall, skinner, Thomas Aldersey. haberdasher, Thomas Bracy, haberdasher, William Hewett, clothworker, William Whitmore, haberdasher, Richard Hale, grocer, Thomas Goore, grocer, Arthur Malby, fishmonger, Giles Garton, ironmonger, Richard May, merchant tailor, Robert Brooke, grocer, Robert Wythens, vintner, Hugh Offley, leatherseller, John Bodleigh, merchant, Richard Platt, brewer, Roger James, brewer, and Thomas Woodcock, son of Ralph Woocock, late citizen and alderman of London, to alienate the castle and borough of Denbigh, North Wales, and the surrounding lands from Robert Dudley, earl of Leicester. Dudley could only reclaim the lands if each party was paid £550 (£17,600 total). Sealed by Dudley. 29 Eliz I
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- English
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E 355
Exchequer: Pipe Office: Ancient Deeds, Series PP
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