Miscellaneous receipts of the Court of Exchequer [manuscript], 1567-1634.

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Miscellaneous receipts of the Court of Exchequer [manuscript], 1567-1634.

Receipts for various sums, relating to Kent; Leicester; London; Middlesex; Marton, Tymberland and Blanckney; the manor of Alexanders Towne and the ferry in Kew, Surrey; and elsewhere, paid to the Tellers of the Receipt. Signed from Ric. Stonley, Thomas Gardinier, William Bow[ie?], Tho. Wattson, R[ich?] Gyles Re[gie?], [Rob Feimen?], and [Tm?] Squibb.

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Stonley, Richard, 1519 or 1520-1600

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Richard Stonley was a teller in the Receipt of the Exchequer and lived in Aldersgate St., in the parish of St. Botolph, London. He owned property in Essex at Doddinghurst, where he was a neighbor of the Petre family, East Ham (Estham) and Halstead; in London; in Middlesex and elsewhere. Stonley's wife Anne was the daughter of John Branche and widow of Robert Donne and there are frequent references to his step-sons William Donne, the physician, and Dr. (later Sir) Daniel Donne, principal of New I...

England and Wales. Exchequer

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