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Grant of a rent of 14d. in Grimesby as in C 146/6210. Wednesday after Palm Sunday,...
Catalogue reference: C 146/6212
Date: 1362 Apr 13
Grant of a rent of 14d. in Grimesby as in C 146/6210. Wednesday after Palm Sunday, 1362.
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Letters of John Whityngton, chief porter of the Tower of London, appointing John...
Catalogue reference: C 146/6469
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- 1506 Jan 21
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Letters of John Whityngton, chief porter of the Tower of London, appointing John Gower, gentleman, his attorney, to receive from Edward Pykeryng, mercer, Richard Bowman, smith, John Wetherley, fuller, and Robert Hordson, founder, all of London, 40 marks wherein they were bound to him. 21 January, 21 Henry VII.
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C 146
Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series C
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