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Adding Category:TNA Documents

Tdoyle at 15:32, 22 March 2009

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Tdoyle at 00:07, 18 August 2008

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Tdoyle at 18:23, 17 August 2008

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Tdoyle at 18:22, 17 August 2008

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Tdoyle: New page: {{CatalogueHeader}} To the right rev(er)ent fader in god George Bisshopp
of Exeter Chancelor of England Besecheth humbly your pour bedeman Walter Trevet of the counte of Som(er)s(e...

2008-08-17T15:53:12Z

New page: {{CatalogueHeader}} To the right rev(er)ent fader in god George Bisshopp<br /> of Exeter Chancelor of England Besecheth humbly your pour bedeman Walter Trevet of the counte of Som(er)s(e...

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To the right rev(er)ent fader in god George Bisshopp<br />
of Exeter Chancelor of England

Besecheth humbly your pour bedeman Walter Trevet of the counte of Som(er)s(et) that where on(e) Dan Rob(er)t Witteney Chanon of the house of Seint Austens of Bristowe by his [power?] of attorney
by hym made to your seid Oratour gave hym autorite and power to resceyve of on(e) Symkyn Wolman xxx s of money dewe to the said Chanon by v(er)tue of Which [power?] of attourney your seid
Oratour resceyved the said xxx s of the said Symkyn and it wele and trewly delyv(er)ed unto the said Chanon w(i)th the said [power?] of Attourney not resceyvyng of hym eny acquie______ therof
Wherethough nowe is brought an accion of the said xxx s ayen(st) your pour Oratour in the abbot name of the said house in the towne of Bristowe and is sev(er)all pleynted of the same ____
hath ben takyn ayen(st) hym afore this tyme in the cite of Sa(lisbur)y contr(ar)ie to all conscience please it therfore your g(ra)cious lordshipp the p(re)misses considered to gr(au)nte to the _____ and
Sherref of the same Towne of Bristowe to remove the matter afore your g(ra)cious lordshipp and your seid Oratour shall ev(er) pray to god for you

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 C 1/29/304 - Walter Trevet v. Dan Robert Witteney, canon of St. Austin's, Bristol.: False action of debt at Bristol and Salisbury: (petition for writ of 'certiorari').: Bristol, [1460-1465]
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 ==Notes==
 "Dan" in the name "Dan Robert Whitney" is almost certainly the honorific "Don" used to refer to clergy. It was not his forename.
 [[Category:England]]
 [[Category:Gloucestershire, England]]
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	"Dan" in the name "Dan Robert Whitney" is almost certainly the honorific "Don" used to refer to clergy. It was not his forename.		"Dan" in the name "Dan Robert Whitney" is almost certainly the honorific "Don" used to refer to clergy. It was not his forename.
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	hath ben takyn ayen(st) hym afore this tyme in the cite of Sa(lisbur)y contr(ar)ie to all conscience please it therfore your g(ra)cious lordshipp the p(re)misses considered to gr(au)nte to the _____ and		hath ben takyn ayen(st) hym afore this tyme in the cite of Sa(lisbur)y contr(ar)ie to all conscience please it therfore your g(ra)cious lordshipp the p(re)misses considered to gr(au)nte to the _____ and
	Sherref of the same Towne of Bristowe to remove the matter afore your g(ra)cious lordshipp and your seid Oratour shall ev(er) pray to god for you		Sherref of the same Towne of Bristowe to remove the matter afore your g(ra)cious lordshipp and your seid Oratour shall ev(er) pray to god for you
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		+	==Notes==
		+	"Dan" in the name "Dan Robert Whitney" is almost certainly the honorific "Don" used to refer to clergy. It was not his forename.