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 "William, son and heir of William Wykes. v. Robert Whitney: Detention of deeds relating to `Bytterleys Hyde' in Pencombe," 1518-1529, Hereford, C 1/593/18, Chancery pleadings addressed to Thomas Wolsey, Archbishop of York, Cardinal and Papal Legate as Lord Chancellor, Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Early Proceedings, Richard II to Philip and Mary, The National Archives, London.
-<center>To the most Ben(evol)end Father in god the Lord Thom(a)s Legat
+==Parties==
-de late Cardynall archebusshop of york Chauncello(r) of England</center>
 In his most humble wise showith to yo(ur) noble grace yo(ur) daily orato(ur) William Wykes son & heyre of Will(ia)m Wykes deceased that where the said willi(a)m
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 yo(ur) said grace & the kyng(es) Court of Chancery shall seme consenent w(i)t(h) right & good consc(i)ence and this at the reiv(er)ence of god & in way of
 charitie.

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+<center>To the most Ben(evol)end Father in god the Lord Thom(a)s Legat
-<center>To the most Ben''evol''end ffather in god the Lord Thomas Legat
+de late Cardynall archebusshop of york Chauncello(r) of England</center>
-In his most humble wise showith to yo''ur'' noble grace yo''ur'' daily orato''r'' william wykes son & heire of william wykes deceased that where the said willi''a''m
+In his most humble wise showith to yo(ur) noble grace yo(ur) daily orato(ur) William Wykes son & heyre of Will(ia)m Wykes deceased that where the said willi(a)m
-wykes the ffather in his lyf was seased in his demeane as of ffee of & in cc acres of pasture called [[Bitterley's Hide|Bytterleys hyde]] w''ith'' thapp''er''ten''a''nc''es'' in pencomb in the
+wykes the Father in his lyf was seased in his demeane as of Fee of & in cc acres of pasture called [[Bitterley's Hide|Bytterleys hyde]] w(i)t(h) th'app(er)ten(a)nc(es) in pencombe in the
-countie of heref''ord''. And he so beyng therof seased of the same estate dyed therof seased aft''er'' whiche doth att the p''re''misses distended and of right in __e
+countie of heref(ord). And he so beyng therof seased of the same estate dyed therof seased aft(er) whiche deth all the p(re)misses distended and of right in use
-lawe & consience ought to descende to w''hich'' said orato''r'' as sonne & heire of the said william his ffather and so he is graces lord that dyv''ers''e evidences
+lawe & consience ought to descende to yo(ur) said orato(ur) as sonne & heyre of the said Will(ia)m his Father and so hit is grac(i)o(u)s lord that dyv(ers)e evidences
-escripte? & munymente conc''er''nynge the p''re''misses ben comen~ to the handes & possession of one [[Family:Whitney, Robert (c1498-1555)|Robert Whitney]] and ffor lack of whiche evidence escripte?
+escript(es) & munyment(es) conc(er)nynge the p(re)misses ben comen~ to the hand(es) & possession of one [[Family:Whitney, Robert (c1498-1555)|Robert Whitney]] and For lack of whiche evidenc(es) escript(es)
-& munymentes yo''ur'' said orato''r'' is nowe putt to condy[blurred] & trouble by reason of certen p''re''tensed claymes made to the p''re''misses and
+& munymentes yo(ur) said orato(ur) is nowe putt to condy? vexac(i)ons & trouble by reason of certen p(re)tensed & feyned claymes made to the p(re)misses and
-___theles thanghe yo''ur'' said orato''r'' often tymes have [blurred] the said Robert Whitney to delyv''er'' hym the said evidence escripte? & munymente yett
+nev(er)theles thoughe yo(ur) said orato(ur) often tymes have required the said Robert Whitney to delyv(er) hym the said evidenc(es) escript(es) & munyment(es) yett
-the same Robert that to doo alwey hitherto hath refused & yet refuseth agenst all right & good conscence & to the hynderance of yo''ur'' said orato''r'' and yo''ur'' said
+the same Robert that to doo alwey hitherto hath refused & yet refuseth agenst all right & good conscence & to the hynderance of yo(ur) said orato(ur) and yo(ur) said
-Orat''r'' in this case is w''it''houth remedy by causse of the comyn lawe ffe that that he knoweth the certayntie of the said evidence nowherin
+Orato(ur) in this case is w(i)t(h)outh remedy by course of the comyn lawe ffe that that he knowyth the certayntie of the said evidence nowherin
-they byn enclosed other in bagge box or chest in tendre consideracon wherof may he please yo''ur'' said grace to give the kynge honorable writt
+they byn enclosed other in bagge box or chest in tendre considerac(i)on wherof may hit please yo(ur) said grace to give the kyng(es) honorable writt
-sub pena to the said Robert Whitney to so direct __raytly comanndyng hym by thesame to appere beffore yo''ur'' said grace in the kynges chancery
+sub pena to the said Robert Whitney to so direct Straytly comanndyng hym by thesame to appere beffore yo(ur) said grace in the kyng(es) Chancery
-at Westm''inster'' at a certen day in the same to be bymitted then & there to annswer <s>to answere</s> to the p''re''misses and ferther to be ordered therin as
+at Westm(inster) at a certen day in the same to be lymitted then & there to aunswer <s>to auswere</s> to the p(re)misses and forther to be ordered therin as
-yo''ur'' said grace & the kynge court of chancery shall seme consenent w''ith'' right & good conscence and this in the reiv~ence of god & in way of
+yo(ur) said grace & the kyng(es) Court of Chancery shall seme consenent w(i)t(h) right & good consc(i)ence and this at the reiv(er)ence of god & in way of
 charitie.

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	"William, son and heir of William Wykes. v. Robert Whitney: Detention of deeds relating to `Bytterleys Hyde' in Pencombe," 1518-1529, Hereford, C 1/593/18, Chancery pleadings addressed to Thomas Wolsey, Archbishop of York, Cardinal and Papal Legate as Lord Chancellor, Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Early Proceedings, Richard II to Philip and Mary, The National Archives, London.		"William, son and heir of William Wykes. v. Robert Whitney: Detention of deeds relating to `Bytterleys Hyde' in Pencombe," 1518-1529, Hereford, C 1/593/18, Chancery pleadings addressed to Thomas Wolsey, Archbishop of York, Cardinal and Papal Legate as Lord Chancellor, Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Early Proceedings, Richard II to Philip and Mary, The National Archives, London.

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 countie of heref''ord''. And he so beyng therof seased of the same estate dyed therof seased aft''er'' whiche doth att the p''re''misses distended and of right in __e
 lawe & consience ought to descende to w''hich'' said orato''r'' as sonne & heire of the said william his ffather and so he is graces lord that dyv''ers''e evidences
-______ & munymente conc''er''nynge the p''re''misses ben comen~ to the handes & possession of one [[Family:Whitney, Robert (c1498-1555)|Robert Whitney]] and ffor lack of whiche evidence es__pte
+esippte? & munymente conc''er''nynge the p''re''misses ben comen~ to the handes & possession of one [[Family:Whitney, Robert (c1498-1555)|Robert Whitney]] and ffor lack of whiche evidence esippte?
-& munymentes yo''ur'' said orato''r'' is nowe putt to condy_________ & trouble by reason of certen p''re''tensed claymes made to the p''re''misses and
+& munymentes yo''ur'' said orato''r'' is nowe putt to condy[blurred] & trouble by reason of certen p''re''tensed claymes made to the p''re''misses and
-_________ ______ yo''ur'' said orato''r'' often tymes have _____ the said Robert Whitney to delyv''er'' hym the said evidence _____ & munymente yett
+___theles thanghe yo''ur'' said orato''r'' often tymes have [blurred] the said Robert Whitney to delyv''er'' hym the said evidence _____ & munymente yett
-the same Robert that to doo a___ey hi__er_ hath refused & ___ refuseth agenst all right & good conscence & to the hynderance of yo''ur'' said orato''r'' and yo''ur'' said
+the same Robert that to doo a___ey hi__er_ hath refused & [blurred] refuseth agenst all right & good conscence & to the hynderance of yo''ur'' said orato''r'' and yo''ur'' said
-Orat''r'' in this case is w_____ remedy by causse of the comyn lawe ffe that that he knoweth the certayntie of the said evidence nowherin
+Orat''r'' in this case is w''it''houth remedy by causse of the comyn lawe ffe that that he knoweth the certayntie of the said evidence nowherin
-they byn enclosed other in bagge box or chest in ______ consideracon wherof may he please yo''ur'' said grace to give the kynge honorable writt
+they byn enclosed other in bagge box or chest in tendre consideracon wherof may he please yo''ur'' said grace to give the kynge honorable writt
 sub pena to the said Robert Whitney to so direct __raytly comanndyng hym by thesame to appere beffore yo''ur'' said grace in the kynges chancery
-at Westm''inster'' at a certen day in the same to be _ymitted then & there to ________ to _______ to the p''re''misses and ferther to be ordered therin as
+at Westm''inster'' at a certen day in the same to be bymitted then & there to annswer <s>to answere</s> to the p''re''misses and ferther to be ordered therin as
-yo''ur'' said grace & the kynge court of chancery shall seme consenent w''ith'' right & good conscence and this in the __dence of god & in way of
+yo''ur'' said grace & the kynge court of chancery shall seme consenent w''ith'' right & good conscence and this in the reiv~ence of god & in way of
 charitie.
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 sub pena to the said Robert Whitney to so direct ...
-at _____ at a certen day in the same to be _ymitted then & there to ...
+at Westm''inster'' at a certen day in the same to be _ymitted then & there to ...
 yo''ur'' said grace & the kynge court of chancery shall seme ...
 charitie.
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