Records of the Borough of Nottingham: 1485-1547Quaritch, 1885 - Nottingham (England) |
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20 Item anno regni Regis apud Notingham beyng Burgesses enrolled Chamberlains Comitatu consimili corviser dampnum dayes Detinue deys dicit dicti dicunt Domini Regis Easingwold eidem ejusdem festum firma fote Glossary haue Hegyn hoc anno icheon idem iiij iiijd iijd iijs inde Item paid Item payd vn Johannes John King Henry Kynges Lenton lode Lord the King Maire Master Mayre Mellours mobilibus movables peyd placito plaintiff plegium praedictae praefato pretii pro mobilibus suis propria persona proximo queritur quod receptis Regis Henrici Septimi regni Regis Henrici reign of King rent Ricardus Richard Robert Sancti seid servienti Sheriffs Smyth Strelley Summa hujus paginae surety suum takyng Thomas Thomas Hobbes Thomas Warner town aforesaid town of Nottingham unum valentiam viij viijd vijd villae Notingham villae praedictae Willelmo William William Barwell wyffe wyne xiijs xijd xvjd yere žat že same tyme
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