Letters patent : to Edward Briscoe, 1597 Sept. 2.

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Letters patent : to Edward Briscoe, 1597 Sept. 2.

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Granting to Anthony Bacon, Francis Bacon and Robert Prentys, a license of alienation for the manor of Napesbury, Hertfordshire, to Edward Briscoe.

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Pierpont Morgan Library.

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