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Proceedings before justices of the peace, Oxfordshire, at Oxford, Woodstock, Henley...
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This record is about the Proceedings before justices of the peace, Oxfordshire, at Oxford, Woodstock, Henley... dating from 1398 Apr 24-1398 May 20 in the series Court of King's Bench: Crown Side: Indictments Files, Oyer and Terminer Files and.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1398 Apr 24-1398 May 20
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Proceedings before justices of the peace, Oxfordshire, at Oxford, Woodstock, Henley and Thame: roll. Probably handed in to King's Bench when sitting at Reading, Grandpont and Oxford, Easter term 1398.
Number of membranes: 2.
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- Litigation
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