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Ancient leases
Reference number
1662
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Collection
Description
Leases of property of Bristol City Council and its predecessors
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Open
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Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to Thomas Workman
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to Phillipp Gwin
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to Edward Tayler
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol from Mary Hickes
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to Mary Hickes
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to John Foord
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol from William Spencer
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to William Spencer
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to Elizabeth Edwards
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to Elizabeth Edwards
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to Andrew Gayland
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to Martha Foord
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to Martha Foord
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to Ann Foord
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to Ann Foord
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to Edward Foord
Ancient lease: Corporation of Bristol to John Page and Samuel Delpratt
