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Grantor: John Scowe and Edmund Newman, citizens and stockfishmongers of London. Grantee:...
Catalogue reference: C 147/102
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- C 147/102
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Date (When the record was created)
- 12 Edw IV
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Grantor: John Scowe and Edmund Newman, citizens and stockfishmongers of London. Grantee: John [Brooke], Lord Cobham, John Clerke, Second Baron of the Exchequer, Richard Forde, Remembrancer of the Exchequer, Nicholas Lathall, Clerk of the Pipe of the Exchequer, Richard Culpeper, of Oxen Hoath (Oxenothe) [in West Peckham], esquire, Richard Martyn of Edenbridge (Etonbrigge), esquire, John Wybarn, of Ticehurst (Thisehurst), Sussex, esquire, Roger Shelley, of ?Bexley (Bexhill), gentleman, John Cooke, of Dartford, gentleman, Walter Forde, of Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, gentleman, John Beanley, of Wouldham, gentleman, Richard Tewdour, of Stoke, yeoman, Stephen Charles, of Hoo, yeoman, and Richard Godfrey, of Grain (Grean), yeoman. Place or Subject: Manor of St Mary Hall in Hoo St Mary. County: Kent
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- C147/102 & 109 are counterparts.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Manors
- Nationality
- Farming
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Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series CC
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