John Johns (Jonys) of Bristol, merchant vs. John Day alias Hugh Say: Chancery petition, c. 1502

Margaret M Condon; Evan T Jones

John Johns (Jonys) of Bristol, merchant vs. John Day alias Hugh Say: Chancery petition, c. 1502

Margaret M Condon, Evan T Jones

Department of History (Historical Studies)

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Abstract

Annotated transcription of a Chancery petition (c.1502) by John Johns of Bristol, accompanied by a 1,900-word introduction: The National Archives: Public Record Office, C1/265/2. This is an output of The Cabot Project (2009-), funded by Gretchen Bauta, a private Canadian benefactor (May 2011-May 2015).

Original language	English
Type	Transcription
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Unpublished - 2012

Keywords

Chancery Petition
John Day
Hugh Say
John Johns
Bristol

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Jones, E. T.
1/06/11 → 1/12/16
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John Johns (Jonys) of Bristol, merchant vs. John Day alias Hugh Say: Chancery petition, c. 1502

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