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c 146-168
Catalogue reference: C 65/5909
Date: 55 & 56 Vict
c 146-168
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Grant by Henry Spurstowe of Spurstowe to Richard le Fleccher, parson of Haselwall,...
Catalogue reference: C 146/6027
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This record is about the Grant by Henry Spurstowe of Spurstowe to Richard le Fleccher, parson of Haselwall,... dating from 1430 Mar 25 in the series Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series C. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1430 Mar 25
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Grant by Henry Spurstowe of Spurstowe to Richard le Fleccher, parson of Haselwall, Richard Haukyn, vicar of Madeley, and John de Lebursaght, parson of Bertumley, of his manors of Chetelton and Wryme, and of all his other lands, etc. in the county. Le Wryme, Lady Day, 8 Henry VI.
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C 146
Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series C
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