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Demise by Sir William de Risyngg, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity of Christchurch,...
Catalogue reference: E 40/2340
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This record is about the Demise by Sir William de Risyngg, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity of Christchurch,... dating from 1384-1385 in the series Exchequer: Treasury of Receipt: Ancient Deeds, Series A. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1384-1385
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Demise by Sir William de Risyngg, the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity of Christchurch, London, to Richard Sprot, citizen and vintner of London, and Joan his wife of a tavern called 'le Raven' which they now occupy, and the tenement annexed, in the pairsh of St. Nicholas Olave in the ward of Queenhithe, London, for 70 years from Michaelmas, A. D. 1384, 8 Richard II; paying 11 marcs yearly and rebuilding the said tenement within three years from the present date. Sir Nicholas Brembre, knight, Mayor, John Frossh and Nicholas Exton, sheriffs of London:[Middx.]. Michaelmas, 8 Richard II.
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- Religions
- Landed estates
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Exchequer: Treasury of Receipt: Ancient Deeds, Series A
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