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An act that the prior and convent of the charterhouse near London shall have and...
Catalogue reference: C 89/3/66
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This record is about the An act that the prior and convent of the charterhouse near London shall have and... dating from 1546 Aug 3 in the series Chancery: Copies of Private Acts of Parliament and Legal Records Brought into Chancery.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1546 Aug 3
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An act that the prior and convent of the charterhouse near London shall have and enjoy to them and their successors the manor of Haselynfeld [unidentified] in the county of Kent and that the warden and commonalty of the Mystery of Mercers and their successors shall in lieu thereof for ever be acquitted for one annuity or yearly rent of £13.6.8. formerly paid to the prior Act: 28 Hen VIIIc 44 Printed in: SR III 704
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- Manors
- Pay and pensions
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Chancery: Copies of Private Acts of Parliament and Legal Records Brought into Chancery...
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