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VRTI Fiant/14/ND/537
Fiant: Hen VIII, Item 537 (No date)

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2024
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Irish chancery
Scope & Content
A fiant was an instruction, written on behalf of the monarch, ordering officials in Ireland to take certain actions. The original Fiants were mostly written in Latin. The text provided here is an English-language calendar, or summary, of one such fiant: Lease to Robert Apryce, soldier; of the Banno, county Wexford, with the ferry of the Banno; parcel of the possessions of the abbey of Tynterne, county Wexford. To hold for twenty-one years, at a rent of...
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Document RepositoryVirtual Record Treasury of Ireland
Reference CodeVRTI Fiant/14/ND/537
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Created: 2024

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TitleFiant: Hen VIII, Item 537 (No date)
Creator Irish chancery
Level Of DescriptionItem
Extent And Medium1 fiant, Born-Digital content
Archival HistoryThis fiant was listed by the Irish Record Commission, 1810–30 (National Archives, Ireland, RC 17) and assigned the following number: 280. The fiant was originally written in Latin, and calendared in English in the late nineteenth century.
LanguageEnglish
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