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Classes of documents consulted in The National Archives, Kew, London

C 47	Chancery, Miscellanea
C 49	Chancery, Council and Parliament
C 53	Chancery, Charter Rolls
C 66	Chancery, Patent Rolls
DL 27	Duchy of Lancaster, Deeds
DL 28	Duchy of Lancaster, Accounts Various
DL 29	Duchy of Lancaster, Ministers' Accounts
DL 37	Duchy of Lancaster, Chancery Rolls
DL 42	Duchy of Lancaster, Miscellanea
E 28	Exchequer, Council and Privy Seal Records
E 37	Exchequer, Court of the Marshalsea
E 101	Exchequer, King's Remembrancer, Accounts Various
E 159	Exchequer, King's Remembrancer, Memoranda Rolls
E 175	Exchequer, Parliamentary and Council Proceedings
E 361	Exchequer, Enrolled Wardrobe and Household Accounts
E 401	Exchequer, Receipt Rolls
E 403	Exchequer, Issue Rolls
E 404	Exchequer, Warrants for Issue
KB 9	Court of King's Bench, Ancient Indictments
SC 1	Special Collections, Ancient Correspondence
SC 8	Special Collections, Ancient Petitions

Other manuscript repositories consulted

Arundel Castle, Arundel

Bodleian Library, Oxford

Borthwick Institute, York

British Library, London (Additional, Cotton, Harleian and Stowe collections)

Lambeth Palace Library, London

Shropshire Archives, Shrewsbury

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