ECR 13 869
Reference code
ECR 13 869
Title
Windsor, Berkshire: Grant of messuage
Level
Item
Date
10 April 1482
Content description
Grant by David Haubroke, clerk, and Richard Clerk, yoman, to Henry Bost, Provost of the Royal College of the Blessed Mary of Eton, co. Bucks, and the College of a messuage with a garden adjacent situated in the town of New Windsor, co. Berks, in the street called Prestisstrete opposite the King's gaol there between the tenement late of William Knoller, now of Joan, relict of Richard Maryner on the south and the messuage of the said Henry Bost and the College on the north and Prestisstrete on the west and the land there called le Oldehawes on the east, which they lately had of the gift of Robert Elyot, John Peyse and William Witherys, clerks.
Witnesses: Thomas Eugely, then mayor of the borough of Windsor, Robert Legat and John Bukness, bailiffs, John Todd, John Scalon and others. Given at Windsor 10 April 22 Edward IV.
Witnesses: Thomas Eugely, then mayor of the borough of Windsor, Robert Legat and John Bukness, bailiffs, John Todd, John Scalon and others. Given at Windsor 10 April 22 Edward IV.
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- College records, COLL, (1440 - present)
- Royal Patents, ECR 39, (1440 - 1686)
- Papal Bulls, ECR 05, (1441 - 1498)
- Will of Henry V, ECR 59, (10 June 1421)
- Central governing records, ECR 60, (1440 - 2019)
- Accounts and accounting records, COLL ACC, (1440 -)
- Bursar, COLL B, (1440 - 2011)
- Benefactions, gifts and obits, COLL BEN, (1730 - 1984)
- Buildings, COLL BU, (1441 - 1983)
- Buildings Bursar, COLL BB, (c.1967 - 2000)
- Collections, COLL C, (1800 -)
- Companies, COLL CO, (1960 -)
- Choir School, COLL CS, (1922 - 1968)
- Records of College officers and departments, COLL D, (1800 - present)
- Estates, COLL EST, (1440s - present)
- ECR Estate Records, ECR 01 - 65, (12th century - 19th century)
- Modbury, Devon, ECR 01, (1140 - 1809)
- Piddlehinton, Dorset, ECR 02, (13th century - 1911)
- Letters Patent: Translation of endowment, 25 March 1441, ECR 03, (1940)
- Hullavington and Clatford, Wiltshire, ECR 04, (12th century - 1877)
- Stogursey, Somerset, ECR 06, (c.1100 - 1868)
- Beckford, Gloucestershire and Colsterworth, Lincolnshire, ECR 08, (early 13th century - 1356)
- Eton, Buckinghamshire and Windsor, Berkshire, ECR 09, (1360 - 1541)
- Eton, Buckinghamshire, ECR 10, (13th century - 16th century)
- Windsor, Berkshire, ECR 11, (13th century - 18th century)
- Windsor, Berkshire, ECR 12, (13th century - 18th century)
- Windsor, Berkshire, ECR 13, (13th century - 18th century)
- Bloxham, Oxfordshire, ECR 14, (1547 - 1870)
- Long Compton, Warwickshire, ECR 15, (1572 - 1870)
- London and the suburbs, ECR 16, (1442 - 1874)
- Ellingham, Hampshire, ECR 17, (12th century - 1865)
- Stratfield Saye and Stratfield Mortimer, Hampshire and Berkshire, ECR 18, (1170 - 1866)
- Little Tew, Oxfordshire, ECR 19, (1446 - 1878)
- Baldwins, Newington and Flach Marsh, Kent, ECR 20, (1381 - 1861)
- Sporle, Norfolk, ECR 21, (1226 - 1870)
- Docking, Norfolk, ECR 22, (1479 - 1868)
- Minster Lovell, Oxfordshire, ECR 23, (1527 - 1867)
- Provost Westbury: Protests against suppression of Eton, ECR 24, (15 July 1465)
- Chattisham and Hintlesham, Suffolk, ECR 25, (12th century - 19th century)
- Cottisford and Fringford, Oxfordshire, ECR 26, (12th century - 1864)
- Weedon Bec, Northamptonshire, ECR 27, (12th century - 1915)
- Everdon, Northamptonshire, ECR 28, (1380 - 1903)
- Blakenham, Suffolk, ECR 29, (1235 - 1935)
- East Wretham, Norfolk, ECR 30, (1304 - 1813)
- Eton, Buckinghamshire, ECR 31, (13th century - 1662)
- Creeting, Suffolk, ECR 32, (1399 - 1894)
- Property in Buckinghamshire, ECR 33, (13th century - 1530)
- Property in Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Middlesex and Norfolk, ECR 34, (13th century - 1800)
- Property in Buckinghamshire, ECR 35, (13th century - 1641)
- Penn, Buckinghamshire, ECR 36, (13th century - 1777)
- Stanwell, Middlesex and Horton, Buckinghamshire, ECR 37, (12th century - 1483)
- Bledlow, Buckinghamshire, ECR 07, (1198 - 1885)
- Windsor, Berkshire, ECR 13 addenda, (16th - 19th century)
- Property in Buckinghamshire and Middlesex, ECR 38, (1322 - 1893)
- Fishers and Brimfast, Sussex, ECR 40, (1446 - 1924)
- Cookham, Bray and Maidenhead, Berkshire, ECR 41, (c.1290 - 1745)
- Goldcliff and Coldrey, Monmouthshire, ECR 42, (1476 - 1938)
- Hanging Langford, Wiltshire, ECR 43, (14th century - 20th century)
- Thurlby, Lincolnshire, ECR 44, (1552 - 1868)
- Climping and Petworth, Sussex, ECR 45, (c.1200 - 1928)
- Bledlow, Buckinghamshire, ECR 46, (1241 - 1936)
- Cogges, Oxfordshire, and other properties, ECR 47, (12th century - 1900)
- Mapledurham, Oxfordshire, ECR 48, (1454 - 1802)
- Miscellaneous estates, ECR 49, (1200 - 1936)
- Middleton Brimfield and Elcomb, Wiltshire, ECR 50, (1443 - 1886)
- Asthall and Fulbrook, Oxfordshire, ECR 52, (1556 - 1930)
- Shipdham and East Bradenham, Norfolk, ECR 53, (1713 - 1907)
- Eton, Buckinghamshire and other properties, ECR 54, (1249 - 1873)
- Property in Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Crondal, Hampshire, ECR 55, (1566 - 1900)
- Lyminster, Sussex, ECR 56, (12th century - 1863)
- Pirton, Hertfordshire, Oakley and Clapham, Bedfordshire, and Bromham, Surrey, ECR 57, (1520 - 1876)
- Miscellaneous estate rolls, ECR 63, (1256 - 1658)
- Goldcliff, Coldra, Nash and Christchurch, Monmouthshire, ECR 64, (1174 - 1815)
- Maps and plans, ECR MAPS, (16th century - 20th century)
- Fellows' papers, COLL FELL, (c.1648 - 1952)
- Finance, COLL F, (1800 -)
- College Livings, COLL LIV, (1706 - 1963)
- Registrar, COLL REG, (1707 - 1896)
- School Bursar, COLL SB, (1998 - 2012)
- Estates Manager, COLL EM, (1947 - 2004)
- Junior Bursar, COLL JB, (1800 - 1970)
- Provosts' papers, COLL P, (1528 - present)
- Provost and Fellows papers, COLL PF, (1986 - 2013)
- Vice-Provosts' papers, COLL VP, (1750 -)
- Letters, GB/1472/LTR, (1794-1963)
- Legal and title, COLL LT, (1744-1999)
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