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Description: | King Henry VI
to
the Chapter of Southwell, Nottinghamshire.
The alien priory of Ravendale of the value of £14 a year with the advowsons of churches and other commodities appertaining to it.
Because the possessions and revenues of the church of Southwell had declined so that they were insufficient to maintain the 60 persons in orders there, 40 of whom were about to withdraw.
Also in return for the payment of 300 marks by the archbishop.
Provision for lands of equal value to be supplied if these are lost.
Licence also to acquire lands to the value of £20 not held in chief.
Per ipsum regem. Kyrkham.
At St James by Westminster.
Endorsements:
Irrotulatur in memorand' scaccarii in anno 31 Regis Henrici Sexti videlicet inter recorda de termino sancte Trinitatis ex parte Rem' Thes'.
Raindale 1438/9, 16th century hand.
Henry VI, grant of Ravendale, 17th century hand.
Numbered 7. | Temporal: | 17 Mar 1439 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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