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Grant by Thomas Surteys, knt., John de Broghton, clerk, and William de Blakedene...
Catalogue reference: E 40/417
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This record is about the Grant by Thomas Surteys, knt., John de Broghton, clerk, and William de Blakedene... dating from 1377 Nov 2 in the series Exchequer: Treasury of Receipt: Ancient Deeds, Series A. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Grant by Thomas Surteys, knt., John de Broghton, clerk, and William de Blakedene to John de Gysburn, citizen and merchant of York, for his life, of Raskelf manor, a meadow called 'Halleker,' and four closes there, Halleclose, Northintak, Westclose, and closes called 'Kerclose,' 'Cotebuskes,' 'Closeker,' 'Entirclose' with 'Birkereng;' also sufficient timber there for the building and repair of the manor buildings; sufficient firewood for his wantsat Raskelf and York; free licence to hunt and take all manner of beasts of venary within their demesne there whenever he pleases, and common for his cattle, and a yearly rent of 10/. issuing from their property there. Witnesses:- Thomas Colville, Robert de Rouclyf, knts., and others (named). York. 2 November, 1 Richard II
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Exchequer: Treasury of Receipt: Ancient Deeds, Series A
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