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Quitclaim by Henry son of John le Teler of Waneting to Andrew de Grymstede of his...

Catalogue reference: C 146/3940

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This record is about the Quitclaim by Henry son of John le Teler of Waneting to Andrew de Grymstede of his... dating from 1298 Jan 13 in the series Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series C. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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C 146/3940
Date
1298 Jan 13
Description

Quitclaim by Henry son of John le Teler of Waneting to Andrew de Grymstede of his right in a tenement which Henry Biffard at the time of his death held of the said Andrew in Waneting and Ardyngton, and whereof the said Andrew is now seised. Redyngg, Monday, the feast of St Hilary, 26 Edward [I].

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