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Blickling Hall extracts from manorial records
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Records removed from Volume 59
Manuscripts
Phillipps number: 9901 Deeds relating to the manor of Lenham, Kent; a stray Barnhorn court baron presentment, 1631; four Battle copies of court roll; and deeds of the Powell estate in Bodiam; temp Chas 1 (1625-1649).
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Records removed from Volume 73
Manuscripts
Phillipps number: 9937 Deeds relating to the manor of Samford Orcas, Somerset, 1640-1739, and to estates in Buckinghamshire, Minshull family, 1632-1699.
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Records removed from Volume 65
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Phillipps number: 9934 volume 1 Deeds of property in Ongar, Stanford Rivers, and the Priory of Berden; four maps of the manor of Gubbions by Thomas Peachy, 1608; map of a house and land called Flips in Marks Tey by JC, 1672; all Essex.
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List and abstract of four title deeds related to the manor of Trent and other lands in the county of Somerset, England
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An autograph document listing title deeds related to the manor of Trent and other lands in Somerset, England. The endorsement page is stamped "CLAYTON MSS;" at some time the document was probably part of a larger English family archive. Also enclosed is a photocopy of a document concerning the prices of various goods in Bath, England, in 1752; possibly related to the sale or rent of the goods from Ralph Stennett.
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b. Estate and Manorial Accounts
Manuscripts
This collection consists of two parts: the records of the Benedictine abbey of St. Martin at Battle, Sussex, dating before 1538, and the papers from 1538 onward, chiefly of the Browne family (1538-1721), Viscounts Montague, who purchased the Battle Abbey properties following the monastery's dissolution, and then the Webster family (1721-1857). The collection is particularly rich in monastic and estate accounts, court records, and deeds for lands possessed by Battle Abbey in Sussex, Berkshire, Essex, Surrey, and Kent. The records prior to 1538 consist of a complete monastic archive, the product of one integrated religious institution. Document types include obedientiary and estate and manorial accounts; court rolls and other court records; deeds and charters; rentals and surveys, with related papers; and miscellaneous papers. The papers created after the dissolution of the monastery consist of two major sub-collections, corresponding to Browne and Webster family papers, as well as of Cheke, Jorden, and Whistler. The bulk of this post-Dissolution material pertain to the Webster family, and deals with legal, financial, and estate matters; there is little correspondence.
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e. Manorial court rolls and rentals
Manuscripts
This collection consists of two parts: the records of the Benedictine abbey of St. Martin at Battle, Sussex, dating before 1538, and the papers from 1538 onward, chiefly of the Browne family (1538-1721), Viscounts Montague, who purchased the Battle Abbey properties following the monastery's dissolution, and then the Webster family (1721-1857). The collection is particularly rich in monastic and estate accounts, court records, and deeds for lands possessed by Battle Abbey in Sussex, Berkshire, Essex, Surrey, and Kent. The records prior to 1538 consist of a complete monastic archive, the product of one integrated religious institution. Document types include obedientiary and estate and manorial accounts; court rolls and other court records; deeds and charters; rentals and surveys, with related papers; and miscellaneous papers. The papers created after the dissolution of the monastery consist of two major sub-collections, corresponding to Browne and Webster family papers, as well as of Cheke, Jorden, and Whistler. The bulk of this post-Dissolution material pertain to the Webster family, and deals with legal, financial, and estate matters; there is little correspondence.
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