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Order this as E 404/78/1 - E 404/78/4
Catalogue reference: E 404/78
Order this as E 404/78/1 - E 404/78/4
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Schedule Subject: Parcels and sums of money paid and delivered by the king?s command...
Catalogue reference: E 404/76/4/135
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This record is about the Schedule Subject: Parcels and sums of money paid and delivered by the king?s command... dating from 1478 Feb 17 in the series Exchequer of Receipt: Warrants for Issues.
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- E 404/76/4/135
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1478 Feb 17
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Description (What the record is about)
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Schedule
Subject: Parcels and sums of money paid and delivered by the king’s command by John Fitzherbert and others, the king’s tellers, in his receipt of the king’s treasury
Additional people: Bryan Rouclyf [Brian Roucliffe], baron of the Exchequer; Sir John Asteley; John Shawe of London, goldsmith; a Dutchman by the hands of William Dawnebey, clerk of the king’s jewels; William Dawbeney; Thomas Sayer of Middelton, one of the creditors of Sir John Fogge, late treasurer of the king’s house, Robert Sayer and William Stephens, creditors of Sir John Elryngton, now treasurer; John Filde, steward of the king’s ship called the Grace Dieu; John Shawe of London, goldsmith; William Palmer of London, goldsmith; Nicholas Carlile of London, goldsmith; Alexander Inglyssh, ambassador of the king of Scots; Lyon, king of arms, to the king of Scots; Philip Maisertnell, merchant stranger; Nicholas Pyngret, messenger; Sir Thomas Mountgomery; Doctor Coke; Hugh Brice; Nicholas Pingret, messenger of the duke of Ostriche [Austria] and Burgoyn [Burgundy]; John, Lord Howard; Mr Thomas Langton; John Coleyn; Davy White, master of the king’s ship called the Grace Dieu; John Day, creditor of Sir John Fogge, former treasurer of the king’s household; and Mr John Doget, chaplain
Authorising clerk: [not given]
Dated at [not given], [14] Feb 18 Edw IV
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- Related to unidentifed warrant.
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- Open Document, Open Description
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Record URL
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E 404
Exchequer of Receipt: Warrants for Issues
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Within the series: E 404
Exchequer of Receipt: Warrants for Issues
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Within the piece: E 404/76/4
Warrants for issues, 18 Edw IV. (Described at item level)
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Schedule Subject: Parcels and sums of money paid and delivered by the king?s command...
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