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Miscellaneous papers. (Described at item level). Folios 1-77: Papers of William Mellow,...
Catalogue reference: SP 46/88
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- 1625-1661
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Miscellaneous papers. (Described at item level).
Folios 1-77: Papers of William Mellow, master of the 'Prudence' of London, 1628-1630.
Folios 78-116: Papers relating to the affairs of Sir Henry Stonor of Blunt's Court, Oxfordshire, 1625-1626.
Folios 117-167E: Papers of Sir Thomas Hyde, baronet, of Albury, Hertfordshire, 1625-1658.
Folios 168-194: Papers of Rumbold Jacobson, London merchant and farmer of lands in Hatfield Chase Level, 1627-1643.
Folios 195-216: Papers of Edmund Ellis of Wellingore, Lincolnshire, 1625-1646.
Folios 217-240: Papers of George Cory of Gray's Inn, 1629-1650.
Folios 241-331: Documents relating to Northill College, Bedfordshire, 1632-1661.
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In 1630, William Mellow resisted a party from the Seventh Whelp in the Downs, which came to press some of his men; subsequently he was taken before the Admiralty; see SP 12/173/23 and SP 12/174/53.
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