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Collection of two English MSS.

MS. Gough Middlesex 4

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Title

Collection of two English MSS.

Shelfmark

MS. Gough Middlesex 4

Summary

A:

P. 1. A copy of the 'ancient severall custommes of the severall mannors of Harrowe and of the rectory of Harrowe', with corrections, written early in the 18th century

P. 25. 'The true state of the case between sir William Langhorn lord of the mannor of Hampstead & the copyholders thereof', 1707, with Edw. Northey's legal opinion on the questions raised

B. P. 45. 'A survey of the mannor of Hendon, 1685', with the customs, etc.

Date

Written early in the 18th century and in or soon after A.D. 1687

Language

English

Physical facet

On paper

Physical extent

108 pages

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Gough Collection

Middlesex (London, Westminster, Southwark)

Middlesex MSS.

Collection of two English MSS.

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