ECR 48 067
Reference code
ECR 48 067
Title
Mapledurham, Oxfordshire: Memorandum in suit Day v. Blunt
Level
Item
Date
11 December 1637
Extent & medium
2 folios
Content description
In the Exchequer.
William Day v. Sir Charles Blunt et al., for the recovery of the rights of the Church. 1639.
Memorandum, that Nicholas Iornmonger, of Mapledurham, on 11 December 1637, as William Day and George Blakwell, the elder, of Bray, were travelling to Reading from Mapledurham, overtook them on foot, they being on horseback, and among other discourse told them that for his meadow ground he paid 12d a year for tythes of hay for that which his father (lately departed) paid, but 9d for the tythe to the late vicar.
Signed by Blackwell.
William Day v. Sir Charles Blunt et al., for the recovery of the rights of the Church. 1639.
Memorandum, that Nicholas Iornmonger, of Mapledurham, on 11 December 1637, as William Day and George Blakwell, the elder, of Bray, were travelling to Reading from Mapledurham, overtook them on foot, they being on horseback, and among other discourse told them that for his meadow ground he paid 12d a year for tythes of hay for that which his father (lately departed) paid, but 9d for the tythe to the late vicar.
Signed by Blackwell.
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