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Information: The first column shows data points from Danvers, Thomas, fl. 17th century. in red. The third column shows data points from Dandy, Thomas, fl. 17th century. in blue. Any data they share in common is displayed as purple boxes in the middle "Shared" column.

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Danvers, Thomas, fl. 17th century.

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Dandy, Thomas, fl. 17th century.

Danvers, Thomas, fl. 17th century.

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Danvers, Thomas, fl. 17th century.

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Dandy, Thomas, fl. 17th century.

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/236056678

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/236057669

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Danvers, Thomas, fl. 17th century.

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Bond, 1659, July 17.

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Fisher, Thomas, Sir, fl. 17th century. Bond, 1659, July 17.

Title: Bond, 1659, July 17.

Bond of Sir Thomas Fisher of Islington in the county of Middlesex, baronet, to John Plumer of Grayes Inn, gentleman, in the sum of £100. Whereas by indenture dated 20 April 1654, Sir Thomas demised to Thomas Danvers of the parish of St.-Giles-in-the-Fields, High Holborn, London, a messuage, etc., in the same parish for 21 years at a yearly rent of £12, since which time Plumer has bought the reversion of the demised premises from Sir Thomas Fisher, a doubt has now arisen whether the said rent would not be determined by the death of Sir Thomas before the end of 21 years: this is therefore entered into to secure payment of the rent for the unexpired term after Sir Thomas's death, if he die before the 21 years expire, to the said John Plumer, by the heirs, etc., of Sir Thomas Fisher or Danvers. With a note on the reverse to the effect that the bond is to be void if Katherine Danvers, widow of Thomas, accept a new lease a the above rent for the remainder of the term.

ArchivalResource: 1 item : vellum ; 36 x 48 cm.

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Dandy, Thomas, fl. 17th century.

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Marriage settlement of Edmund Fernley and Elizabeth Shelton, 1646, May 4. 22 Charles I.

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Barrow, Maurice, fl. 17th century. Marriage settlement of Edmund Fernley and Elizabeth Shelton, 1646, May 4.

Title: Marriage settlement of Edmund Fernley and Elizabeth Shelton, 1646, May 4. 22 Charles I.

Articles of agreement between Maurice Barrow of Barningham in the county of Suffolk, esquire, and Edmund Fernley of Gray's Inn, Middlesex, esquire, touching a marriage to be solemnized between the said Edmund and Elizabeth Shelton, youngest daughter of Henry Shelton, esquire, deceased. [1] Edmund covenants to purchase within 2 years of the marriage manor, etc., in Suffolk of the clear yearly value of £120 per annum and then to settle the capital messuages and as much land adjoining as shall be worth £80 per annum as a jointure upon Elizabeth for her life; upon their deaths all premises to go to their male issue and in default, such one moiety of the premises to their female issue. [2] If Edmund die before carrying out his covenants as in item [1], he agrees to leave by will to Maurice Barrow £2000 to be laid out in purchase of lands as in item [1]. [3] Maurice agrees to pay Edmund within a month of the marriage £600 as Elizabeth's marriage portion; Edmund thereupon to acquit by deed the said Maurice, Thomas Dandy, esq., and Thomas Dawson, gentleman, executors of Henry Shelton, deceased, of so much of Elizabeth's marriage portion as was appointed to be raised out of the profits etc., of the lands of the said Henry during the minority of Maurice Shelton, the only son of Henry.

ArchivalResource: 1 item : vellum ; 1 x 30 cm.

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Danvers, Thomas, fl. 17th century.

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Dandy, Thomas, fl. 17th century.

Danvers, Thomas, fl. 17th century.

Dandy, Thomas, fl. 17th century.

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