BINGHAM MANOR
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BINGHAM MANOR

Sponsored by William James Dalrymple West, Esq,. Lord of Watlington-West, Norfolk

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Location: Bingham, Nottinghamshire

Places / associated places: Bingham, Nottinghamshire

Records & References

Sources and references mentioning this manor/title which are not necessarily conveyances or transfers.

6 records found · showing 1–6.

1586-1586: survey

Date / period: 1586-1586 Type: Survey Reference: DD/TS/14/23

Held by: Nottinghamshire Archives

1497-1503: accounts (with other manors)

Date / period: 1497-1503 Type: Accounts Reference: Mi M 139-141, 143

Held by: University of Nottingham Manuscripts and Special Collections
Further information: NRA 7428

1475-1477: accounts, with other manors

Date / period: 1475-1477 Type: Accounts Reference: Mi M 142

Held by: University of Nottingham Manuscripts and Special Collections
Further information: NRA 7428

1450-1450: extent

Date / period: 1450-1450 Type: Extent Reference: Mi 5/167/100

Held by: University of Nottingham Manuscripts and Special Collections
Further information: NRA 7428

1422-1427: accounts, with other manors

Date / period: 1422-1427 Type: Accounts Reference: Mi M 138

Held by: University of Nottingham Manuscripts and Special Collections
Further information: NRA 7428

1255-1257: ministers' accounts, with other manors

Date / period: 1255-1257 Type: Accounts Reference: SC 6/1094/11

Held by: The National Archives

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