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County: Buckinghamshire; Churches of: Nettleden St. Lawrence; Whaddon and Nashe;...
Catalogue reference: E 117/1/37
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This record is about the County: Buckinghamshire; Churches of: Nettleden St. Lawrence; Whaddon and Nashe;... dating from 1547 Jan 28-1558 Nov 17 in the series Exchequer: Church Goods Inventories and Miscellanea. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- E 117/1/37
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1547 Jan 28-1558 Nov 17
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Description (What the record is about)
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County: Buckinghamshire; Churches of:
Nettleden St. Lawrence;
Whaddon and Nashe;
Chollysbury;
Harryge;
Masseworthe;
Pychlesthorne;
Iwyngge;
Edelysborowgh;
Chevyndon;
Slapton;
Mentinge;
Wyngrave;
Drayton Bewchamp;
Hardwyke;
Whitchurch;
Wing;
Abbots Aston;
Cublington;
Lynchelade;
Sulberie;
Stukeley;
Donyngton alias Donton;
Hoggyston;
Swanborn;
Drayton Passelein;
Morrysley;
Horwood Magna;
Little Horwood;
Wynslowe-cum-Schepton
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Note (Additional information about the record)
- Returns of church goods for the following churches in Buckinghamshire will be found at the British Museum (Lansdowne mss no. 1045) viz: Chesham (counterparts in KR Church Goods 1/35), Chenies, Taplow, Chalfont St Giles, Dorney, Chalfont St Peter (counterparts in KR Church Goods 1/35), Farnham Royall, Hexham (counterparts in KR Church Goods 1/35), Latimer, Penn (counterparts in KR Church Goods 1/35), Burnham, Amersham The following church goods are at the BM also: Chesham Bois: BM Lansdowne 109, folio 213 (2 Edw VI) Beaconsfield: BM Additional 34, 741, folios 3,4
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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- Open Document, Open Description
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- Religions
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E 117
Exchequer: Church Goods Inventories and Miscellanea
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