Item
As SP 46/46/1. Draft. Imperfect.
Catalogue reference: SP 46/46/2
Date: [c 1574-1575]
As SP 46/46/1. Draft. Imperfect.
Item
James Cruys to Sir Walter Myldmaye: Foderynghay church is a convenient place for...
Catalogue reference: SP 46/15/fo58-58d
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- 1572 Mar 30
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James Cruys to Sir Walter Myldmaye: Foderynghay church is a convenient place for the tomb of Edward Duke of York slain at Agincourt; Cecily, mother of Edward IV, is buried in the old church. Part of the stone of the old church should be used for the bridge, part for closing the end of the parish church; Foderynghay; 30 Mar. 1572.
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- SP 46/15/fo 58,58d
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