A leaf out of some Exchequer accounts for the year 1614, containing under the head De terris fugitivorum, a payment from Philip Pitts, farmer of the rectory of Yeftley (or Iffley) Oxon., and of the lands of Thomas Pitts, outlaw, and Arthur Pitts, fugitive; and under De proficuis monetœ, a payment from Edward Meredith, a merchant trading in the Netherlands
MS. Rawl. C. 865, fol. 29
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Title
A leaf out of some Exchequer accounts for the year 1614, containing under the head De terris fugitivorum, a payment from Philip Pitts, farmer of the rectory of Yeftley (or Iffley) Oxon., and of the lands of Thomas Pitts, outlaw, and Arthur Pitts, fugitive; and under De proficuis monetœ, a payment from Edward Meredith, a merchant trading in the Netherlands
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. C. 865, fol. 29
Date
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Rawlinson C: History, Theology
A few miscellaneous papers relating to Oxford, chiefly in Rawlinson's handwriting
A leaf out of some Exchequer accounts for the year 1614, containing under the head De terris fugitivorum, a payment from Philip Pitts, farmer of the rectory of Yeftley (or Iffley) Oxon., and of the lands of Thomas Pitts, outlaw, and Arthur Pitts, fugitive; and under De proficuis monetœ, a payment from Edward Meredith, a merchant trading in the Netherlands
