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Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward IV
… of acknowledgment, 10 April. William Howbolde citizen and baker of London, to John Felde citizen and alderman of …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward IV
… esquire, John Heydon, William Lumnour, Thomas Gryce, John Baker 'mercer,' Henry Bumstede 'mercer,' both of London, John …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward IV
… and after did cause that seal to be enclosed in a bag of white leather, and seal it with his signet bearing a figure called the 'griffon' impressed upon white wax, and when so sealed up did with his own hands …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward IV
… 10 November. Robert Cornwayle of Edelmeton 'baker,' to Thomas Eyre citizen and draper of London and …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward IV
… Grene concerning a debt, and that William Stokton, Thomas White, Roger Hyll and John Couper, each of London 'yoman,' …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward IV
… and 'iremonger' of London, to Hugh Wylkes citizen and baker, Thomas Curll 'iremonger,' both of London, Ralph Wylkes … London, to Henry Jurdan citizen and 'fisshemonger,' Andrew White citizen and butcher, William Remyngton citizen and … London, to Gerard Canizano merchant of Florence, Richard White 'gentilman' and Simon Wryxworthe 'gentilman,' their …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward IV
… to William Slade writer of court hand, Robert Lynley baker and John Morecok writer of court hand, citizens of … furred with black lamb, two gowns of violet furred with white menyvere, a russet gown furred with mink, a black gown … Oliver Davy citizen and goldsmith, both of London, to John Baker, John Broun and Thomas Fabyon citizens and mercers of …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward IV
… London, to Thomas Fermory of London, Henry Hunt otherwise Baker of Rouchestre co. Kent, and John Petyte, goldsmith of …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward IV
… 13 d. John Sexteyn of Stratford 'atte Bowe' co. Middlesex 'baker,' to Richard Poteros of Maydewell co. Northampton … the archbishop did deliver the said seal sealed up in a white leather bag under his signet to the king's own hands, … of London, to William Twynewe, Robert Forster and Richard White, each 'gentilman' of London, their executors and …