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Waste ground called Mushold alias Free Mushold. Whether the inhabitants of the neighbouring...
Catalogue reference: E 133/7/942
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This record is about the Waste ground called Mushold alias Free Mushold. Whether the inhabitants of the neighbouring... dating from 32/33 Eliz. Mich. in the series Exchequer: King's Remembrancer: Barons' Depositions. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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E 133/7/942
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32/33 Eliz. Mich.
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Waste ground called Mushold alias Free Mushold. Whether the inhabitants of the neighbouring townships of Sprowston, Blowfeild, Pockthorpe, etc, are accustomed yearly to take "swepage", that is to say "furrs, brake, lynge and flagge" as well upon all those grounds that are challenged or pretended to be "dole growndes", upon Musholde alias Free Musholde, as upon any other part of the same waste, without contradiction or impeachment of any? An enclosure made by Mr Hassett. Drifts upon the said waste ground made by the queen's bailiff of the hundred of Blowfeild and Walsam, the bailiff of Mr Person, lord of the town of Blowfeild, and the bailiff of Mr Corbett, lord of Sprowston. A suit between Mr Edward Person and Mr Corbett, and Mr Holdryche, touching the liberties of the said waste ground. Norf.
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- Litigation
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