Letters patent granting to Sir John Baldwyn [Baldwin], C. J. C. P., the house and site of the Friars Minor al. Grey Friars of Aylesbury, and the manor of Broughton al. Broughton Abbotts, co. Bucks, sometime belonging to Missenden abbey; 8 April 32 He... Unspecified
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