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Snelland



Reference Name BNLW/1/1/48

1-4. A toft and land held by the Chamberlain family, 1424-1479
5-6. Property acquired from Thomas Clark, 1488-1513
7-8. St Paul/Tyrwhitt marriage settlement, 1526-1527
9-11. The Manor and Advowson of Snelland, 1436-1539
12-17. Property acquired from the Ormesby family, 1454-1545
18-21. Property acquired from the Brown family, 1480-1566
22-25. Snelland Grange, 1514-1567
26-27. A cottage acquired from the Greaves family, 1577-1579
28-29. Three leas of pasture, 1606
30-31. A messuage, 1613
32-36. Other properties, 1380-1550 and undated.

Extent: 36 files

Date: 1380-1613

Repository: Lincolnshire Archives [057]

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