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Beneficiary of the warrant: Master William Pykenham, John Bulman, clerks, James Huberd...
Catalogue reference: E 404/76/1/84
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This record is about the Beneficiary of the warrant: Master William Pykenham, John Bulman, clerks, James Huberd... dating from 1475 Mar 14 in the series Exchequer of Receipt: Warrants for Issues.
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Beneficiary of the warrant: Master William Pykenham, John Bulman, clerks, James Huberd and Henry Smyth, executors of the testament of Walter, former bishop of Norwiche [Norwich]
Subject: 100 marks for tapestries otherwise known as verdours, purchased by Walter, the late Bishop of Norwich's executors, to be levied from the Clergy in the Province of Canterbury.
Authorising clerk: [not given]
Dated at Westminster, 14 Mar 15 Edw IV
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