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Deed of sale by John de Combe, son of William de Combe, brother of William de Combe,...
Catalogue reference: E 40/1794
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This record is about the Deed of sale by John de Combe, son of William de Combe, brother of William de Combe,... dating from 1315-1316 in the series Exchequer: Treasury of Receipt: Ancient Deeds, Series A. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Deed of sale by John de Combe, son of William de Combe, brother of William de Combe, late citizen and wool merchant of London, deceased, in execution of the latter's will (proved and enrolled in the Husting of London, Monday after the Purification, 26 Edward I. ) to Richard Ashele, of Rothing Berneers, and Agnes his wife, of the messuage with buildings and quay, late belonging to the said William his uncle, in the parish of St. Dunstan by the Tower, extending from Thames Street to the river Thames. Witnesses:- John de Gysortz, Mayor of London, Stephen de Abyndon and Hamo de Chygewell, sheriffs, William de Combemartyn, alderman of the ward, and others (named). Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the Husting of London, Monday after St. Luke the Evangelist. 9 Edward II
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