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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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Grant by Alice, relict of John ate Hyde, and Richard, his son, to George de Cornerd...
Catalogue reference: C 146/6986
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1333-1334
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Grant by Alice, relict of John ate Hyde, and Richard, his son, to George de Cornerd of a messuage with buildings thereon, a piece of meadow and gardens in Great Bures, adjoining a lane leading into the highway (regali chimino) to Sudber'. Thursday after All Hallows, 7 Edward III.
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C 146
Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series C
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