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Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VII
… shall enyone or commaunde them and etheir of theym to doo in that behalf that then this recognisaunce to be voide …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VII
… the overseer or clerk of the king's works 'and that they doo come daily to their werkis at tymes and houres as they ought to doo; and if any of theym do not their dutie and kepe not … to chekke theym of their wages for every day they soo doo; and if it happen the said artificers be warned iij tymes …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VII
… due or paiable afore they have true payment thereof or doo or suffre to de doon any thyng to exclude or barre theym …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VII
… and auctorite by thies presentes to the same Robert to doo and execute all thinges concernyng the due excercising of … of thesaid maisters for such said gold or silver, we shall doo to be delivered to thesaid Robert or to his servauntes in …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward IV, Edward V, Richard III
… Welles, Thomas Cage, William Seffrey the younger, John Doo, John Syllote the elder and younger, John Turvy, Richard Doo the younger, Thomas Wendouth, John Betys, Edmund Rastall, … and enfeoffment of John Seffrey, Robert Wellys, Richard Doo, John Spenser, John Gyles, William Mannyng and Richard …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… he berith the rule that he doithe, and if otheremen wolde doo as I wolde, he shoulde be plucked out of his house by the …
Court of common pleas: The National Archives, CP40
… < England Surety for defendant John Godde (m) Other Philip Doo (m) Surety other Richard Doo (m) Surety other Robert Gylle (m) Citizen Tailor London < …
Court of common pleas: The National Archives, CP40
… awarded: 6s 8d Costs: 20s Case type: Bond Pleading: John Doo states that on 15 March 1460, in London, John Ricard made … Citizen Stockfishmonger London < England Creditor John Doo (m) Citizen Stockfishmonger London < England Plaintiff …
Court of common pleas: The National Archives, CP40
… (f) Widow Harwich < Essex < England Defendant John Doo (m) Surety of law (compurgator) John Faryngdon (m) …