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Demise by John Greiby, master of the House of the Holy Trinity by Kyngesthorp, and...

Catalogue reference: C 146/1772

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C 146/1772
Date
1424 Sept 10
Description

Demise by John Greiby, master of the House of the Holy Trinity by Kyngesthorp, and the brethren of the same, to Richard Boston, of Bryngton, of land, and a hill called 'Milnehill,' in Bryngton. 10 September, 3 Henry VI. [Northamptonshire]

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Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series C

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