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Letters Testimonial of the King's poor subjects and tenants of the lordship of Rothewell,...
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Letters Testimonial of the King's poor subjects and tenants of the lordship of Rothewell, in the honor of Pomfrett, co. Yorks, and parcel of the Duchy of Longcasturre, on the customs of the manor. Seals of Henry Henry, Gylbert Dobson, Antonye Poerr, JohnHambill, John Clarburghe, Gilbert Stokke, Christofer Maer, Gilbert Moerr, Robert Lucas, William Moer, William Cason, Robert Lumbye, Rauf Boklay, John Moer, John Mychell, William Westerman, Richard Merchall, Thomas Browk, John Manning, John Richardson, Thomas Townned, Henry Sherpe John Bowes, Robert Crofft, William Sherpe, Henry Townned, Stephen Notter, Rauf Norres, John Parker, William Haighe, Robert Bartleyt, Robert Moghson, Gylbert Wood. 12 tags with 3 seals remaining.
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- Manors
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Exchequer: Augmentation Office: Ancient Deeds, Series BB
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