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Grant by John Agard of Scropton to Thomas Welles, Matthew Morton, Philip Agard, Thomas...
Catalogue reference: C 146/4620
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This record is about the Grant by John Agard of Scropton to Thomas Welles, Matthew Morton, Philip Agard, Thomas... dating from 1498 Nov 12 in the series Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series C. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1498 Nov 12
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Grant by John Agard of Scropton to Thomas Welles, Matthew Morton, Philip Agard, Thomas Stokley, John Sapurton, son of John Sapurton, John Welles, John Kynnarssley, son of Thomas Kynnarssley, John Bagott, son of Richard Bagott, Nicholas Agard, son of John Agard the younger, John Stokley, son of Thomas Stokley, John Archar, son of Robert Archar, and Ralph Aylde, son of John Aylde, of all the land, etc. within the lordship of Tunstall and Barton, late of Nicholas Dorlaston of Wyginton, Edward Edward of Barton, John Wolsshawe of Tameworthe, and David Bythyll, chaplain, by the gift of Richard Smythe of Barton, and now in the tenure of Henry Whytyng; also of a tenement or burgage in Tutbury in Monkstrete; attorneys to deliver seisin, Thomas Peyte and John Brydoke. Witnesses:—Ralph Longford and John Mountgomery, knights, William Bothe, Nicholas Agard and Thomas Kynnarssley, esquires, and other. 12 November, 14 Henry VII.
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- Legal
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C 146
Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series C
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