Series
Board of Customs: Deeds and Evidences
Catalogue reference: IR 10
Date: 1513-1816
These deeds and evidences relate to:1782, Bedford Level, co.Norfolk. (IR 10/1,2)1651-1658, Burghfield, co.Berks. (IR 10/3-5)1733-1757, Brentford,...
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Grantor: Lord Burghley, Sir William Cecil (Cecill), Lord Burghley, Lord Treasurer,...
Catalogue reference: C 147/11
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This record is about the Grantor: Lord Burghley, Sir William Cecil (Cecill), Lord Burghley, Lord Treasurer,... dating from 39 Eliz I in the series Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series CC. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Date (When the record was created)
- 39 Eliz I
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Grantor: Lord Burghley, Sir William Cecil (Cecill), Lord Burghley, Lord Treasurer, Master of the Court of Wards and Liveries, and Richard Kingesmill, esquire, Surveyor of Liveries, on behalf of the Queen. Grantee: Edward Egerton, esquire, son and heir of Sir Ralph Egerton, knight, deceased. Place or Subject: Livery of his father's estates, described in extent: manor of Wrinehill [in Wyburnbury] and and lands there; manor of Cheddleton (Chedulton) and lands there and in Rownall (Great Rownall, Little Rownall) [in Cheddleton], Ford [in Grindon] and Onecote (Uncott) [in Leek]; lands in Betley (Bettley); manor of Heywood Barnes [in Wybunbury] and lands there, lands in Market Drayton (in Hales) and Moreton Say; manor of Newbold Astbury and lands there; lands in Caldecote (Calcott, Caldcott) [in Shocklach], `Dreers'? Nantwich (Namptwiche Malbancke), Checkley, Bridgemere (Bridsmeare) [both in Wybunbury], Pickmere [in Great Budworth] and Audlem (Aldlem); lands in Onneley (Oniley) [in Madeley]; manor of Heswall (Haselwall, Hesewall) (and lands there); and manor of Butterton [in Mayfield] and rent there. County: Ches & Staffs Staffs Ches Salop Ches Staffs Ches Staffs
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- Manors
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C 147
Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series CC
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