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Short title: Mere v Yonge. Plaintiffs: John Mere, chantry priest in St Bride's [Fleet-street],...
Catalogue reference: C 1/657/59
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This record is about the Short title: Mere v Yonge. Plaintiffs: John Mere, chantry priest in St Bride's [Fleet-street],... dating from 1529-1532 in the series Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Early Pleadings and Proceedings, Richard II.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1529-1532
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Short title: Mere v Yonge.
Plaintiffs: John Mere, chantry priest in St Bride's [Fleet-street], London.
Defendants: William Yonge and Cecile, his wife, and Clemence, daughter and heir of John Penny, ward of the said William.
Subject: Arrears of an annuity charged by the will of John Huggeley in the year 19 Edward I on his messuage with shops in St Bride's called `The Castell,' payable to the priest of the chantry founded therein by him.
London.
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