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Piece includes: Item 6. Placita coram Rege. Outlawry of Robert Pertre of Pettistree...
Catalogue reference: C 88/180
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This record is about the Piece includes: Item 6. Placita coram Rege. Outlawry of Robert Pertre of Pettistree... dating from 1485 Aug 22-1486 Aug 21 in the series Chancery: Records Upon Outlawries (Tower and Rolls Chapel Series). It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- C 88/180
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1485 Aug 22-1486 Aug 21
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Description (What the record is about)
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Piece includes: Item 6. Placita coram Rege. Outlawry of Robert Pertre of Pettistree [Suffolk] and Alice [Pertre] his wife on an action by Margaret Starke for burglary at Norwich. Norwich. Norfolk and Pettistree [Suffolk]. Date of writ 1 [Hen VII]. Date of action 1 Hen VII. From C 47/70/9/316
Item 7. Placita coram Rege. Outlawry of Ralph Store of Glastonbury [Somerset] on an action by Edmund Swan for trespass at Windsor. Windsor. Berkshire. Date of writ 1 Hen VII. Date of action 1 Hen VII. From C 47/48/7/179
Item 11. Placita coram Rege. Outlawry of John [Jace] and Thomas Jace on an action by Richard Congreve and Richard Steventon for trespass at Drayton under Lysyard and Halghton. Drayton under Lysyard; Halghton. Shropshire. Date of writ 1 Hen VII. Date of action 1 Hen VII. From C 47/76/4/114
Item 19. Placita de Banco. [Philip v Roos] judgment debt. Middlesex. Date of writ 1 Hen VII. Date of action 1 Ric III. From C 47/68/21/669
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Archives and libraries
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C 88
Chancery: Records Upon Outlawries (Tower and Rolls Chapel Series)
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