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Admission at Court Baron of Manor of Goyes and Chamberlaine's Bury in Dunton (John Spencer esquire, lord) before John Clarke, gentleman, Steward William Bickerstaff, blacksmith, customary tenant of the Manor, surrendered the messuage to the Lord by the hands and acceptance of two other tenants - William Barber and John Swain: (a) messuage or tenement with orchard to the use of Henry Rudd, gentleman witnessed by R. Hardley, Deputy Steward

4 May 1742

From: 1742 To: 1742

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Spencer, John, 1st Earl,
Clarke, John,
Bickerstaffe, William,
Barber, William,
Swain, John,
Rudd, Henry,
Hardley, R.

DEEDS, orchard, court, Dunton Goyes Manor, Goyes & Chamberleyns Bury Manor, gentleman, steward, blacksmith, tenancy, DUNTON