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Information: The first column shows data points from Attwood, William, fl. 15th century. in red. The third column shows data points from Attwater, William, fl. 15th century. in blue. Any data they share in common is displayed as purple boxes in the middle "Shared" column.

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Attwood, William, fl. 15th century.

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Attwater, William, fl. 15th century.

Attwood, William, fl. 15th century.

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Attwood, William, fl. 15th century.

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Attwater, William, fl. 15th century.

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/235421202

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/235936191

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Attwood, William, fl. 15th century.

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Grant, 1412, Dec. 17. 7 Henry V.

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Penylond, John, fl. 15th century. Grant, 1412, Dec. 17.

Title: Grant, 1412, Dec. 17. 7 Henry V.

Grant by John Penylonde of Leden in the parish of Tentyrden and John Smyth of the parish of Wodecherche to Simon Amys and Thomas Potyn the Elder of Cranebroke of all the land which Thomas Henherst purchased by William Mylys of Schadoky Sherst in the parish of Wodecherche and in the tenure of the court of Aldyngtone, which land with other lands they had of the feoffment of the said Thomas. Dated at Wodecherche on the Sunday before St. Thomas the Apostle, 7 Henry V.

ArchivalResource: 1 item : vellum ; 8.5 X 28 cm.

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Attwater, William, fl. 15th century.

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Grant, 1424, June 8. 2 Henry VI.

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Pod, John, fl. 15th century. Grant, 1424, June 8.

Title: Grant, 1424, June 8. 2 Henry VI.

Grant by John Pod, merchant, and John Dyere, merchant, of Colcestr' to Simon Tynte, Alexander Erpyngham, John Odelyshoo, and William Persoun of Colcestr' aforesaid of all that meadow lying in the suburb of the city, between Reynereslane on the south and the river bank called "le Northmelne Ryvere" on the north, extending to the moor of the aforesaid John Dyere called "Reyneremoor" and the lands of the son of Sir Walter to the west, toward the garden once belonging to William atte Watere and the aforesaid riverbank to the east, which they had of the demise of the bailiff of the vill of Colchester and of the feoffment of John Cristian and Cristina his wife, John Seburgh and Agnes, formerly the wife of John Broome, etc. Given at Colcestr' on the 8th day of June, 2 Henry VI.

ArchivalResource: 1 item : vellum ; 15.5 X 30 cm.

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Attwood, William, fl. 15th century.

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Attwater, William, fl. 15th century.

Attwood, William, fl. 15th century.

Attwater, William, fl. 15th century.

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