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… Herne, Sir Stephen Evance of London, kts., and William Scawen of London, esq. The said three persons have advanced … : all to hold to them and the said Herne, Evance and Scawen, their assigns etc. for 21 years : they paying … at Strongbow's tomb in Dublin. The said Herne, Evance and Scawen undertake within 60 days of the making of this …
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… in the manor of West Anthony, co. Cornwall, which William Scawen prays to compound for. Early Entry Book, II. p. 120. …
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… Earl of Ranelagh [Paymaster of the Forces]. Mr. William Scawen and others who clothed the Holland Regiment in 1688 …
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… Sir Humphry Winch, the member for that county, and Mr. Scawen will be able to give information as to his accounts. …
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… of Ranelagh of the petition of Sir Ste. Evans, William Scawen and company, shewing that they contracted with the … to the Earl of Ranelagh of the petition of William Scawen, Jo. Gore, Gilbert Herring, Tho. Hawgood et al., …
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… on the enclosed petition of Sir Step. Evance, William Scawen and partners concerning their clothing of the Royal …
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… of 337 l. 10 s. 0 d. in the account of William and Robert Scawen, late Receivers of Hearth money, co. Cornwall, as an … Remembrancer to deliver up the bonds of William and Robert Scawen. Warrants Early XXXVI. p. 195. R. Charnock to Mr. …
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… a lease (signed this day by the Treasury Lords) to William Scawen of the office of bailiff and collector of the rents, …
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… The hearing of the case between Mr. Stisted, Mr. Scawen and Mr. Lucas is put off. Out Letters ( General) IX, …
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… heirs, executors etc. and also the estates etc. of Robert Scawen, deceased, and William Wingfield, deceased, from the … of the Exchequer, viz. of date 16667, Mar. 19, by said Scawen and said Wingfield in 200 l. each; the said Doyly not … consideration of 100 l. paid into the Exchequer by Edward Scawen, son of the said Robert, and of an assignment to the …