Licence from King James I to Sir Thomas Puckering for the restoration of estates upon reaching the age of 21

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Date:23rd of June 1613

Description:Letters Patent of King James granting Thomas Puckeringe, knight and baronet, son of John Puckeringe, Keeper of the Great Seal and Privy Councillor of Queen Elizabeth, all the manors, lands, rents, etc, which belonged to his father and which had been held in wardship by the Crown, upon reaching the age of 21.

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Source: Warwickshire County Record Office

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