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Donnington Friary, Berks: Trinitarians [sic: in fact they were Crutched Friars, but...
Catalogue reference: E 322/75
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This record is about the Donnington Friary, Berks: Trinitarians [sic: in fact they were Crutched Friars, but... dating from 1538 Nov 30 in the series Court of Augmentations: Surrenders of Monasteries and Other Religious Institutions. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1538 Nov 30
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Donnington Friary, Berks: Trinitarians [sic: in fact they were Crutched Friars, but Trinitarians would receive a pension]
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- The National Archives, Kew
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E 322
Court of Augmentations: Surrenders of Monasteries and Other Religious Institutions
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