Guildford Documents

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T1318 A: Taking of goods and chattels. Thomas son of Henry de Say v. Thomas Corbet. Jury verdict that goods worth 100 p.s. were taken at damages of 60 p.s. Say in his count alleged taking of goods in four chests containing gold buckles, gold right with precious stones, gold and silver cups, silk belts, silver spoons, silver and ivory images, gold and silk cloths, three bugles, books and vestments for his chapel, 24 silver dishes all worth 300 p.s. [1]

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  • M1361 A: Walter Wodeland and Henry Taverner of Guildford men and tenants of Guildford v. John Deynes and Walter Berney sheriffs of London. Levying toll contrary to the royal charter for Guildford. [2], [3] rcp

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