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Inspeximus by the mayor and bailiffs of Kingston-on-Hull of a grant entered in the...
Catalogue reference: E 40/707
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This record is about the Inspeximus by the mayor and bailiffs of Kingston-on-Hull of a grant entered in the... dating from 1408 Jun 1 in the series Exchequer: Treasury of Receipt: Ancient Deeds, Series A. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1408 Jun 1
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Inspeximus by the mayor and bailiffs of Kingston-on-Hull of a grant entered in the town register, by Michael de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk, to Edmund de Stafford, bishop of Exeter, Ralph de Nevyll, Earl of Westmoreland, Thomas Erpyngham, and Edmund de la Pole, knts., and nine others (named), of a messuage called 'Courthall Manor' in Kingston-on-Hull, Rymeswell manor, and all other lands, etc held in dower or for term of life or years in Kingston-on-Hull, Beghorn, Dripole, Newland, Anlayby, Oustemersk, and Cotyngham, lands called 'Atonfee' in Mitton, the manorsof del Isle and Braddebury, all his lands, etc in Braddebury, Preston-on-Skyern, Chilton Magna, Foxden, Stilyngton, Fishburn, and Belom in the bishopric of Durham, and the manor of Westmod in the Isle of Axiholm. Witnesses:- Ralph de Yver, Peter de Bukton, John de Routhe, knts., John Leversegge, then mayor of Kingston-on-Hull, and others (named). York. D'ham. Linc. Dated 1 June, 9 Hen. IV
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Exchequer: Treasury of Receipt: Ancient Deeds, Series A
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