A topographical history and description of Bawtry and Thorne, with the villages adjacent, by [blank. Signed W.P.].author, 1813 - 119 pagina's |
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Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
Aberham acres of land anno annual rent Anthony Morton appurtenances Archbishop of Yeorke Archbishop of Yorke Austerfield Bawtry beinge chapel church Cornelius Vermuyden county of York daughter Decree Defendant demesne or manor died divers Doncaster earl of Surrey Edward III eight pence England Finningley four pence gent Hatfield aforesaid hath heirs and assigns heirs and successors Henry hereditaments honour Hospitall indenture issuing or reserved king last past late letters patents Maister Majestie Majestie's manor of Hatfield manor of Thorne meadow messuage occupation of John paid parcel thereof parcels of land parish particular thereof amounting particular thereof mentioned payable pence pence halfpenny pence per annum Possessions pounds premises presents before granted Pryme rent or value Richard river Idle Robert Scrooby shillings shillings and eight shillings and four Sir Cornelius Vermuyden Stainford sundry tenants tenure or occupation Thomas Robinson Thomas Short unto wapentake Warren waste Wroot yearly rent
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