ELIZABETH I (1533-1603), queen of England and Ireland. Letters patent, a licence of alienation for a field in Great Missenden, Westminster, 2 March 1597/8.
ELIZABETH I (1533-1603), queen of England and Ireland. Letters patent, a licence of alienation for a field in Great Missenden, Westminster, 2 March 1597/8.
In Latin. On vellum, 19 lines on one membrane, 155 x 320mm. Great Seal in brown wax pendant on vellum tag.
A licence for a property in Great Missenden, with the Great Seal. Elizabeth grants to Robert Buckmaster, for a fee of 16 shillings and 8 pence, a licence to sell to Robert and Richard Byscoe a field called 'Midle Deipe Feild', comprising 24 acres in the parish of Great Missenden, which he holds from the queen in capite.
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ELIZABETH I (1533-1603), queen of England and Ireland. Letters patent, a licence of alienation for a field in Great Missenden, Westminster, 2 March 1597/8.
In Latin. On vellum, 19 lines on one membrane, 155 x 320mm. Great Seal in brown wax pendant on vellum tag.
A licence for a property in Great Missenden, with the Great Seal. Elizabeth grants to Robert Buckmaster, for a fee of 16 shillings and 8 pence, a licence to sell to Robert and Richard Byscoe a field called 'Midle Deipe Feild', comprising 24 acres in the parish of Great Missenden, which he holds from the queen in capite.
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