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Primary author(s): Feuillerat, Albert (editor)
Title: Blackfriars Records
Secondary title: Collections II, pt 1
Reprint edition: New York: AMS Press, 1985
Place of publication: Oxford
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Publication date: 1913 (Source of claim: original)

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Sir Thomas Cawarden responds to a complaint by the Blackfriars inhabitants that he has defaced the parish church
Lord Cobham buys a mansion house on the Blackfriars estate
Thomas Cawarden's land grant prompts a survey of the Blackfriars property
Thomas Cawarden's lease on the Blackfriars provides details of the property
Sir Henry Neville leases the Blackfriars tenement
Sir Thomas Cawarden sells one of the Blackfriars tenements to Lord Cobham
Lord Cobham has not paid his rent on the Blackfriars tenements
Lord Cobham leases parts of the Blackfriars property from William More
The dispute between Sir William More and Henry Poole over Blackfriars properties is resolved in arbitration
Sir William More leases one of the Blackfriars tenements to Laurence and Anne Bywater
Sir William More leases one of the Blackfriars tenements to Rocco Bonetti
Sir George More sells a tenement on the Blackfriars property to Cuthbert and Richard Burbage
Richard and Cuthbert Burbage take possession of the Blackfriars property
Lord William Howard and the trustees of Lady Anne Howard sell a piece of the Blackfriars property to Cuthbert and Richard Burbage
Richard and Elizabeth Maunsell sell a piece of the Blackfriars property to Cuthbert and Richard Burbage
Lord Cobham buys the 'olde kitchen' adjoining the Blackfriars theatre
Sir George More sells parts of the Blackfriars estate
James Burbage buys the Blackfriars parliament chamber and associated properties from Sir William More
Sir William More leases the Blackfriars property to Richard Farrant
Sir William More delivers his second set of interrogatories in the dispute with Henry Poole over the Blackfriars properties
Sir William More delivers his first set of interrogatories in the dispute with Henry Poole over the Blackfriars properties

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secondary source

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book

Document Type

records collection

Document Class

theatrical

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Malone Society

Language

English

Country of Origin

England