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Simboleography. Which may be termed the art, or description, of instruments and presidents (1615)

West, William, fl. 1568-1594 · London : Printed for the Companie of Stationers · leaf 576

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d- SccV.^03»niitted Tenant of any lands or tcnementes withina Mannor, that time out of the meraoric of roan,bythevfe and cuftome of the faid Mannor, hauebecnc dimifable, and dcmifcd to fuch as take tlwfame in fee,fectailc,forhfc,yearcs,oratwili accor.ding to the cuftome of the faid Mannor, by… … Symb; Copies of Court rolles, part.primas oncly the Copies of the Rols of the courts ofthe Manors, within whichthey lie. And in ancient time, as Maftcr Fitz,h.irbcrt faith in his Naturabteumm fo.i i.they were called Tenants in Villenage,or in bafc tenure,or by the Verge. And in the Saxons times…

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