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Baker, John, fl. 16th century.

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Barker, John, fl. 16th century.

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Barker, John, fl. 16th century.

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/235935645

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/236056040

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/236057235

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Baker, John, fl. 16th century.

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Grant, 1544, Aug. 23. 34 Henry VIII.

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Baker, Christopher, fl. 16th century. Grant, 1544, Aug. 23.

Title: Grant, 1544, Aug. 23. 34 Henry VIII.

Grant by Christopher Baker, one of the sons and heirs of John Baker, late of Tenterden (Kent), deceased, to William Lawles of Rolvynden (Kent) of 4 pieces of land containing 22 acres called Nottisden in the parish of Tenterden on the denne of Nottisden, with the lands of Thomas Fynche to the east and north, and the lands of John Buldeford, knight, to the east, and the lands of the heirs of Edmund Lewkenor and the lands of the heirs of Thomas Assherynden and the lands of John Felip to the north, and the lands of Thomas Wetherden to the west, and a certain lane called "Nottisdenlane" to the north; also 3 pieces of land in the same parish called Knok on the denne of Knock, the lands of William Lawles and the King's way and the same lane to the east, north, and west and the King's Highway and the lands of the aforesaid John Baker to the north, containing 34 acres; and also a parcel of wood called Addyngherstewoode on the denne of Addyngherst, the lands of Thomas Smyth to the north and east and of John Puffton senior to the south and a certain street called "Dastwesell Strete" to the north, containing 7 acres, all of which he had by the grant of Peter Baker, vicar of the parish church of Tenterden, his brother. Given on 23 Aug. 36 Henry VIII (Endorsed on reverse).

ArchivalResource: 1 item : vellum ; 20.5 X 35 cm.

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Baker, John, fl. 16th century.

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Grant, 1530, Oct. 1. 22 Henry VIII.

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Crusshe, Robert, fl. 16th century. Grant, 1530, Oct. 1.

Title: Grant, 1530, Oct. 1. 22 Henry VIII.

Grant by Robert Crusshe and John Noke to John Welde, Stephen Stamford, Thomas Youn, John Wodecok the Younger, John Crusshe, son of Robert Crusshe, and John Braynwood the Younger of 2 messuages, 2 gardens, 7 acres of land, and 2 acres of pasture in Bromfeld, in the county of Essex, to hold to the use of John Welde, his heirs, and assigns forever; a fine having been leveid of the same premisses to the use of the said John Welde of Arneswik, by the king's court at Wesminster in Trinity Term, 22 Henry VIII, between the said Robert and John, querents, and Robert Hoode, deforciant. Given at Bromfeld on 1 October, 22 Henry VIII.

ArchivalResource: 1 item : vellum ; 10.5 x 27 cm.

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Barker, John, fl. 16th century.

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Grant, 1501, Jan. 15. 16 Henry VII.

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Stephenson, William, fl. 16th century. Grant, 1501, Jan. 15.

Title: Grant, 1501, Jan. 15. 16 Henry VII.

Grant by William Stephynsson of Bury St. Edmunds, gentleman, and John Hedge of the same, yeoman, to William Edward of Fornham All Saints, John Barker of Ikeworth, Richard Kyng of Bury aforesaid, and John Spaldyng of Fornham aforesaid of 1 messuage with 1 croft and 2 acres of pasture and wood and a pightell, called Gossehill, with divers other lands containing 17 acres in the vill and fields of Fornham St. Genevieve in the county of Suffolk which they had lately of the feoffment of Thomas Webbe of Fornham St. Genevieve and Margery his wife (late the wife of Stephen Noble), Robert Cage of Conston, Thomas Bogeys, Thomas Leyng of Hengrave, John Coray of Westowe, and William Mosse of Hengrave, by a certain charter dated 24 August, 9 Henry VII. With appointment of Richard Mosse and John Barbour attorneys to deliver seisin. Dated at Fornham St. Genevieve on 15 January 16 Henry VII. Note on reverse of livery of seisin with witnesses.

ArchivalResource: 1 item : vellum ; 22 x 31.5 cm.

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Baker, John, fl. 16th century.

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Barker, John, fl. 16th century.

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