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Keepers of the great wardrobe and of the wardrobe of the king's household: 27 rots:...
Catalogue reference: E 361/5
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E 361/5
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Date (When the record was created)
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1347 Jan 25-1405 Sept 29
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Keepers of the great wardrobe and of the wardrobe of the king's household: 27 rots:
- Great wardrobe: Alan de Stokes, 1-3 Ric II, rot 1;
- Great wardrobe: Alan de Stokes, 3-5 Ric II, rot 2;
- Great wardrobe: Alan de Stokes, 5-7 Ric II, rot 2d;
- Great wardrobe: Alan de Stokes, 7-9 Ric II, rot 3;
- Great wardrobe: Alan de Stokes, 9-11 Ric II, rot 4;
- Great wardrobe: Richard de Clifford, clerk, 14-16 Ric II, rot 5;
- Great wardrobe: Richard de Clifford, clerk, 16-18 Ric II, rot 6;
- Great wardrobe: Richard de Clifford, clerk, 18-21 Ric II, rot 6d-8;
- Great wardrobe: John de Macclesfield, 21-22 Ric II, rot 8d;
- Great wardrobe: John de Macclesfield, 22 Ric II, rot 9d-10;
- Great wardrobe: William de Loveney, esquire, 1 Hen IV, rot 11;
- Great wardrobe: William de Loveney, esquire, 2 Hen IV, rot 12;
- Great wardrobe: William de Loveney, esquire, 3 Hen IV, rot 13;
- Great wardrobe: William de Loveney, esquire, 4 Hen IV, rot 13d-14;
- Great wardrobe: William de Loveney, esquire, 5 Hen IV, rot 14d;
- Great wardrobe: William de Loveney, esquire, 6 Hen IV, rot 15;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: William de Mulsho, 49-50 Edw III, rot 16;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Henry de Wakefield, for various vessels of gold, silver and gilt, received from Thomas Brantingham, William de Sleaford, clerk of the king's palace of Westminster, and others, 48-49 Edw III, rot 17;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Henry de Wakefield, 48-49 Edw III, rot 18;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Richard de Beverley, 50-51 Edw III, rot 18;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: William de Packington, 1-2 Ric II, rot 18d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: William de Packington, 2-3 Ric II, rot 19;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: William de Packington, 3-5 Ric II, rot 19;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: William de Packington, 5-6 Ric II, rot 19d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: William de Packington, 6-7 Ric II, rot 19d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: William de Packington, 7-8 Ric II, rot 20;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: William de Packington, 8-9 Ric II, rot 20;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: William de Packington, 9-10 Ric II, rot 20d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: William de Packington, 10-11 Ric II, rot 20d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: William de Packington, 11-12 Ric II, rot 21;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: William de Packington, 12-13 Ric II, rot 21;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: William de Packington, 13-14 Ric II, rot 21-22;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Carp, 14-15 Ric II, rot 22d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Carp, 15-16 Ric II, rot 23;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Carp, 16-17 Ric II, rot 23;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Carp, 19-20 Ric II, rot 24;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Carp, 17-19 Ric II, rot 25;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Carp, 21-22 Ric II, rot 25d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Carp, 20-21 Ric II, rot 25d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Carp, 22 Ric II-1 Hen IV, rot 26
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- Government finances
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