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Grantor: Francis Gawdie, esquire, J.P., Edmund Bell, Clement Spillman, Edmund Moundforde,...
Catalogue reference: C 147/45
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Grantor: Francis Gawdie, esquire, J.P., Edmund Bell, Clement Spillman, Edmund Moundforde, John Reppes, Thomas Hewar, Thomas Oxburghe, John Willughbie, Alexander Balam, William Guybon, and John Hunte, esquires, Commissioners of Sewers. Grantee: William Engleberte, of Chelsea, Midd, gentleman, John Waltes and John Moore, aldermen of London, Thomas Cordall, mercer, William Cockaine, the elder, skinner, and Thomas Alabaster, skinner, citizens of London, Edward Lechelande, of Colyton (Colliton), Devon, merchant, Thomas Bromfeilde, citizen and leatherseller of London, James Lancaster, of London, gentleman, Simon Boreman, haberdasher, Thomas Cockayne, skinner, and William Cockayne, the younger, skinner, citizens of London, and Lazarus Garthe, of London, gentleman, and Ellen his wife, late wife of Richard Maye, gentleman, deceased. Place or Subject: Drainage in Upwell. County: Norf
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- Nationality
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Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series CC
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