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Quitclaim by Thomas Ameri or Amery to William Goldsmythe of his right in a messuage,...

Catalogue reference: C 146/7207

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This record is about the Quitclaim by Thomas Ameri or Amery to William Goldsmythe of his right in a messuage,... dating from 1542 Dec 17 in the series Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series C. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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C 146/7207
Date
1542 Dec 17
Description

Quitclaim by Thomas Ameri or Amery to William Goldsmythe of his right in a messuage, etc. in the parish of Sutton Valence (as in C. 7199). 17 December, 34 Henry VIII.

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Chancery: Ancient Deeds, Series C

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