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Keepers of the wardrobe of the king's household: 39 rots: Wardrobe of the king's...
Catalogue reference: E 361/7
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E 361/7
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1399 Sept 30-1481 Mar 3
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Keepers of the wardrobe of the king's household: 39 rots:
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Thomas Tutbury, clerk, 1-2 Hen IV, rot 1;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Thomas More, clerk, 2-3 Hen IV, rot 2;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Thomas More, clerk, 3-4 Hen IV, rot 2d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Thomas More, clerk, 4-5 Hen IV, rot 3d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Thomas More, clerk, 5-6 Hen IV, rot 4d-5;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Thomas Kingston, clerk, 6-8 Hen IV, rot 6-7;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Tiptoft, knight, 8-9 Hen IV, rot 7d-8;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Thomas Brounflete, knight, [9]-11 Hen IV, rot 8d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Thomas Brounflete, knight, 12-13 Hen IV, rot 9;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Thomas Brounflete, knight, 13 Hen IV-1 Hen V, rot 9-11;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Roger Lech, knight, 1 Hen V, rot 12;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Roger Lech, knight, 2-[3] Hen V, rot 12d-14;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Bateman, knight, 10 Hen V-1 Hen VI, rot 15;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Hotoft, esquire, 1-[2] Hen VI, rot 16;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Cranborne, clerk, 1 Hen VI, rot 16d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Hotoft, esquire, 3-4 Hen VI, rot 17;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Hotoft, esquire, 4-5 Hen VI, rot 17d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Hotoft, esquire, 5-6 Hen VI, rot 18;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Hotoft, esquire, 7-8 Hen VI, rot 18d-19;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Hotoft, esquire, 8-9 Hen VI, rot 20-23;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Tyrell, knight, 9-15 Hen VI, rot 24-25;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Popham, knight, [?]-17 Hen VI, rot 26;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Richard Fenys, knight, [18]-20 Hen VI, rot 27;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Richard Fenys, knight, 20-21 Hen VI, rot 28;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Richard Fenys, knight, 21-22 Hen VI, rot 28d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Stourton, knight, 25-31 Hen VI, rot 29-30;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: William Fallan, clerk, 33-34 Hen VI, rot 31;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Fogge, knight, 39 Hen VI-1 Edw IV, rot 31d;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Fogge, knight, 1 Edw IV, rot 32;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Fogge, knight, 1-3 Edw IV, rot 33;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Fogge, knight, 3-6 Edw IV, rot 34;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Fogge, knight, 6-8 Edw IV, rot 35;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Elryngton, knight, 14-16 Edw IV, rot 36-37;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Elryngton, knight, 16-18 Edw IV, rot 38;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John Elryngton, knight, 18-20 Edw IV, rot 39
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- Government finances
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Exchequer: Pipe Office: Enrolled Wardrobe and Household Accounts
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