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Grant by Simon Pygott, burgess and merchant of Lenn, to Thomas Geyton, of Fyncham,...
Catalogue reference: C 146/991
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This record is about the Grant by Simon Pygott, burgess and merchant of Lenn, to Thomas Geyton, of Fyncham,... dating from [1480-1481] in the series Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series C. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Grant by Simon Pygott, burgess and merchant of Lenn, to Thomas Geyton, of Fyncham, and William Marche, burgesses of the same place, and John peers, of Wygenale, of a tenement in Lynn, with a building and quay adjacent, at the north end of 'Fynneslane,' then called 'Baxterrowe,' between the common way and the common fleet called 'Purfleete,' to the east of the common gutter then covered in, etc, In time of William Marche, then mayor, and Thomas Thoresby, alderman of Lynn: [Norf.] Dated: 26 February, 20 Edward IV
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Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series C
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