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Onus of Accounts of the King's Bailiffs, Collectors and Farmers in the county of...
Catalogue reference: E 315/444
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This record is about the Onus of Accounts of the King's Bailiffs, Collectors and Farmers in the county of... dating from 1540 Apr 22-1543 Apr 21 in the series Court of Augmentations and Predecessors and Successors: Miscellaneous Books. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- E 315/444
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1540 Apr 22-1543 Apr 21
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Onus of Accounts of the King's Bailiffs, Collectors and Farmers in the county of Gloucester: manor of Tewkesbury, tithes of the rectory of Tewkesbury, Culm St Denis with Calcote, Compton Parva, Preston super Stour, Walneford, Washbourne with rectory of Didcote, manor of Prescote, Goderington, Tredington, Walton, Tewkesbury Grange, Fordhampton and Swinley, Thornbury, Ampney Holy Cross Rectory, Swell, Woodmancote, Rectory of Fairford, Rectory of Eastland, Rectory of Wotton under Edge, Marshfield Rectory, Rosebridge, town of Gloucester with Langford, Lemington, Rectory of Stanway, Tansley, Broad Campden, house or cell lately Priory of Deerhurst, town of Bristol, late Priory of St James, Bristol, city of Worcester, Pell or Pill Court, Overstrynsham, (Worcestershire), Bushley (Worcestershire), Ashton Keynes (Gloucesterahire), Overwroughton (Wiltshire), Rectory of Sherston (Wiltshire), Burnett (Somerset), manor of Taynton (Oxfordshire), Mere (Wiltshire), Rectory of Marlow Magna (Buckinghamshire), Rectory of Chilhampton (Devon), Rectory of St Wenne (Cornwall), Rectory of Trewenne (Cornwall), manor of Cranborne (Dorset), manor of Chetell (Dorset) manor and hundred of Upwimborne, Boveridge manor with Eastworth, manor of Terranton, Rectory of Tarrant Monkton. Foreign Bailiffs of Dorset and Wiltshire, manor of Loosebeare (Devon), manor of Kingston (Sussex), manor of Wick (Sussex), Rectory of Llantwit (Glamorgan and Morgan in Wales), Cardiff and Roath, Llantwit, Llandow, Portions, Pensions and Tithes, (Glamorgan). 174 folios. 32-34 Henry VIII
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Note (Additional information about the record)
- cf. List of Ministers' Accounts II, p. 52. Vol.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Open Document, Open Description
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Court of Augmentations and Predecessors and Successors: Miscellaneous Books
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