Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History SocietyShropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society., 1903 |
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3rd Series Abbey advowson aforesaid appointed Archæological Arms Aston Bailiff Battle of Shrewsbury Battlefield Church beate marie Bridgnorth Burgess buried canterie Castle century Chantry chapel of St chaplains College or Chantry Corbet County of Salop domo draper Earl Edward Edward VI Elizabeth England filius eius filius eiusdem filius Ricardi filius Thome filius Willelmi finiuit xl.s Forster granted heirs Henrici Henry IV History of Shrewsbury Hotspur Husee Idsall iiijd Iohanis Johannes filius John lands late College Lichfield Lord Ludlow manor Mary Magdalene Master or Warden messuages mortuus sine herede Neenton Nicholas Oswestry parish Percy primis Prince Rectory reign Ricardus filius Richard Hussey Robert Robert Forster Roger Ive Rogerus filius Roll Salop Sheriff Shifnal Shropshire Stafford successors Summa Sundorne Thomas filius Thomas Smalman tithes town viijd W. G. D. FLETCHER Wales Wilderhope William Witness the King Worfeld Worfield Wroxeter xijd
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