Manuscripts

Essex. Dagenham. Quadripartite indenture creating the family settlement (entail) for the Manor of Marks by Sir Nicholas Bacon, his brother Thomas Bacon, his son Nicholas Bacon, & his father-in-law Sir Anthony Cooke, D.S. (1 membrane), ([1564], Nov. 20). With pendant seal

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Call number: FBL 55.

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Essex. Dagenham. Gift in tail of the Manor of Marks to Sir Nicholas Bacon & Anne his wife, by his agents James Bacon & Augustine Curtes, D.S. (1 membrane), ([1558], June 28). In Latin; with pendant seal
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FBL 54.
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Essex. Dagenham. [Grant by Sir Nicholas Bacon & his son Nicholas Bacon of certain liberties in the Manor of Marks, Essex to Robert Nowell & William Lovelace], D.S. (1 membrane), ([1565], Nov. 20). In Latin, with pendant seal & signatures of Sir Nicholas Bacon, Anne, Lady Bacon, Nowen & Lovelace
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Essex. Dagenham. Indenture of covenant between Sir Nicholas Bacon & Thomas Hales to make a final concord, deliver evidences, etc., re the sale of the Manor of Marks Jan. 15, 1556/7, D.S. (1 membrane), ([1558], May 23). With pendant seal
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FBL 53.
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Essex. Dagenham. Indenture leading to a recovery for the Manor of Marks to the use of Francis Bacon (afterwards Baron Verulam & Visc. St. Albans), D.S. (1 membrane), ([1584], Jan. 6). With pendant seal
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FBL 57.
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Essex. Dagenham. Bargain & sale of the reversion of the Manor of Marks by Robert Knolles to Sir Thomas Urswick, D. (1 membrane), ([1460], Aug. 12). With pendant seal
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FBL 51.
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London. St. Mary Axe & Other Parishes. [Deed poll by Sir Edward Bacon transferring the messuage called Pappey House & other specified lands to Humphry Donatt in trust for & to the use of Bacon, His wife Helen, & their heirs & assigns.], D.S. (1 membrane), (1581, Mar. 10). Note: in Latin; written in secretary hand. With pendant seal & signature of Sir Edward Bacon
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FBL 32.

Essex. Dagenham. Quadripartite indenture creating the family settlement (entail) for the Manor of Marks by Sir Nicholas Bacon, his brother Thomas Bacon, his son Nicholas Bacon, & his father-in-law Sir Anthony Cooke, D.S. (1 membrane), ([1564], Nov. 20). With pendant seal

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Essex. Dagenham. Gift in tail of the Manor of Marks to Sir Nicholas Bacon & Anne his wife, by his agents James Bacon & Augustine Curtes, D.S. (1 membrane), ([1558], June 28). In Latin; with pendant seal

Essex. Dagenham. [Grant by Sir Nicholas Bacon & his son Nicholas Bacon of certain liberties in the Manor of Marks, Essex to Robert Nowell & William Lovelace], D.S. (1 membrane), ([1565], Nov. 20). In Latin, with pendant seal & signatures of Sir Nicholas Bacon, Anne, Lady Bacon, Nowen & Lovelace

Essex. Dagenham. Indenture of covenant between Sir Nicholas Bacon & Thomas Hales to make a final concord, deliver evidences, etc., re the sale of the Manor of Marks Jan. 15, 1556/7, D.S. (1 membrane), ([1558], May 23). With pendant seal

Essex. Dagenham. Indenture leading to a recovery for the Manor of Marks to the use of Francis Bacon (afterwards Baron Verulam & Visc. St. Albans), D.S. (1 membrane), ([1584], Jan. 6). With pendant seal

Essex. Dagenham. Bargain & sale of the reversion of the Manor of Marks by Robert Knolles to Sir Thomas Urswick, D. (1 membrane), ([1460], Aug. 12). With pendant seal