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GRANTOR: The Queen. GRANTEE: John Cowper and Christopher Cotton. PLACE OR SUBJECT:...

Catalogue reference: LR 14/642

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This record is about the GRANTOR: The Queen. GRANTEE: John Cowper and Christopher Cotton. PLACE OR SUBJECT:... dating from 22 Eliz. in the series Office of the Auditors of Land Revenue: Ancient Deeds, Series E. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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LR 14/642
Date
22 Eliz.
Description

GRANTOR: The Queen. GRANTEE: John Cowper and Christopher Cotton. PLACE OR SUBJECT: Demise, for 21 years, of land in Chertsey and in the parish of Thorpe, parcel of the manor of Chertsey and late of Chertsey Abbey. COUNTY: Surrey.

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The National Archives, Kew
Legal status
Public Record(s)
Closure status
Open Document, Open Description
Subjects
Topics
Manors
Record URL
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LR 14

Office of the Auditors of Land Revenue: Ancient Deeds, Series E

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