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VRTI MedEx 3/1447/3
Indenture between Padraig O'More (Ó Mordha) [O Moore] and John Talbot, earl of Shrewsbury

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15/02/1447
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Medieval Exchequer Gold Seam research team
Scope & Content
A translation of TNA E 30/1559.
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Content Date: 15/02/1447

TitleIndenture between Padraig O'More (Ó Mordha) [O Moore] and John Talbot, earl of Shrewsbury
Creator Medieval Exchequer Gold Seam research team
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Extent And MediumTEI/XML translation
Archival HistoryA calendar of this document was published by Paul Dryburgh and Brendan Smith in Handbook and select calendar of sources for medieval Ireland in the National Archives of the United Kingdom (Dublin, 2004).
LanguageEnglish
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