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File of inquisitions concerning the state of the forest 1 at Marlborough, Wednesday...
Catalogue reference: E 32/318
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This record is about the File of inquisitions concerning the state of the forest 1 at Marlborough, Wednesday... dating from 35-50 Edw III in the series Justices of the Forest: Records formerly in the Treasury of the Receipt of the Exchequer,.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Date (When the record was created)
- 35-50 Edw III
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File of inquisitions concerning the state of the forest 1 at Marlborough, Wednesday in the 1st week of Lent 48 Edw III, before John de Foxle, keeper of the forest south of the Trent 2 at Marlborough, Monday after St Petronella 43 Edw III, before Peter Atte Wode, lieutenant of Foxle, Savernake forest 3 at Marlborough, Thursday the morrow of the Nativity of St John the Baptist 40 Edw III, before Atte Wode, Savernake forest 4 at Marlborough, St Dunstan, 39 Edw III, before Atte Wode, Savernake forest 5 at Marlborough, Thursday after St Barnabas 41 Edw III, before Atte Wode, Savernake forest 6 at Marlborough, Monday before St Valentine 38 Edw III, before Atte Wode, Savernake forest 7 at Marlborough, St Bartholomew 35 Edw III, before William de Wykeham, keeper of the forest south of the Trent, Savernake forest 8 at Chippenham, St Scholastica 50 Edw III, before Foxle, Pewsham and Melksham forests 9 at Calne, Wednesday after St Barnabas 43 Edw III, before Atte Wode, Pewsham and Melksham forests 10 at Chippenham, Friday in the 1st week of Lent 48 Edw III, before Foxle, Pewsham and Melksham forests 11 at Calne, Sunday after the Decollation of St John the Baptist 45 Edw III, before Atte Wode, Pewsham and Melksham forests 12 at Calne, Monday before Nativity of St John the Baptist 41 Edw III, before Atte Wode, Pewsham and Melksham forests 13 at Calne, St Valentine 38 Edw III, before Atte Wode, Pewsham and Melksham forests 14 at New Sarum, Sunday after St James 44 Edw III, before Foxle, Clarendon, Groveley and Melchet forests 15 at Minety, Saturday after St Barnabas 43 Edw III, before Atte Wode, Braydon forest 16 at Minety, Tuesday before Nativity of St John the Baptist 41 Edw III, before Atte Wode, Braydon forest 17 at Chippenham, St Scholastica 50 Edw III, before Foxle, Braydon forest 18 at Marlborough, St Bartholomew 45 Edw III, before Foxle, Braydon forest 19 at Marlborough, St Bartholomew 35 Edw III, before Wykeham, Braydon forest 20 at Bruton, Monday after St Valentine 38 Edw III, before Atte Wode, Selwood forest 21 at Andover, Thursday after St Vincent 49 Edw III, before Foxle, Chute forest 22 at New Sarum, Invention of the Cross 46 Edw III, before Foxle, Clarendon, Groveley and Melchet forests 23 at New Sarum: Wednesday after Trinity 43 Edw III, before Atte Wode, Clarendon, Groveley and Melchet forests 24 at Marlborough, Sunday after St Lawrence 44 Edw III, before Foxle, Savernake 25 at Marlborough: Saturday after the Conversion of St Paul 50 Edw III, before Foxle, Savernake
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- 24: Formerly E 146/2/30 25: Formerly E 146/2/31
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