Minutes of meeting, 20 November 1755
Reference code
SAL/02/007/140
Title
Minutes of meeting, 20 November 1755
Date
20/11/1755
Level of description
Item
Scope and content
The following Fellow was proposed for election: Robert Nesbit
The following Fellows were elected: John Thorpe, Philip Morant
The following Fellow was elected as an Honorary Member: Laurentius Natter
Charles Chauncy read an order from Henry VIII (1540) to Sir Anthony Denne, Privy Councillor to deliver stuffs [detailed description].
Adam Martin exhibits antient deed of Eudo of Rochford and his wife Gressia granting the Manor of Sevebergh [Seaborough], Somerset to their son Ralph.
Andrew Giffard exhibits an Inspeximus under the seal of Edward IV (20 August 1462) being an original patent to the Girdler's Company [details].
The following Fellows were elected: John Thorpe, Philip Morant
The following Fellow was elected as an Honorary Member: Laurentius Natter
Charles Chauncy read an order from Henry VIII (1540) to Sir Anthony Denne, Privy Councillor to deliver stuffs [detailed description].
Adam Martin exhibits antient deed of Eudo of Rochford and his wife Gressia granting the Manor of Sevebergh [Seaborough], Somerset to their son Ralph.
Andrew Giffard exhibits an Inspeximus under the seal of Edward IV (20 August 1462) being an original patent to the Girdler's Company [details].
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