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Grantor: Thomas Blunte, of Kidderminster (Kethermyster), Worcs, esquire, and George...
Catalogue reference: C 147/40
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This record is about the Grantor: Thomas Blunte, of Kidderminster (Kethermyster), Worcs, esquire, and George... dating from 2 Eliz I in the series Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series CC. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 2 Eliz I
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Grantor: Thomas Blunte, of Kidderminster (Kethermyster), Worcs, esquire, and George Tokey, of Halesowen, Salop, gentleman. Grantee: John Lyttelton, of Frankley, Worcs, esquire. Place or Subject: Site of dissolved monastery of Halesowen; manors of `Hales', `Halesboroughe' [in Halesowen], Halesowen, Romsley, Warley [both in Halesowen]; advowson of Halesowen; lands in Hasbury, Illey (Ylly), Hunninston (Honnyngton), Hell Grange, Hawne (Hallen), Hill, Ridgeacre (Rugeacre), Lutley (Ludley), Walloxhall, Lapal (Lapoll), Cradley, Oldbury, Cakemore [all in Halesowen]. County: Salop & Worcs
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Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series CC
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