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Enfeoffment. The Plumpton’s and Earl of Warwick

September 1, 2022 danmoorhouse 0 Comments Chancery Records, Close Rolls, Enfeoffment, Land Rights

Land rights played a major role in the governance of the land and regularly resulted in claims and counterclaims for

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