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Court of Augmentations, and Exchequer, Pipe Office: Particulars for Crown Leases
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| Reference | E 310 |
|---|---|
| Title | Court of Augmentations, and Exchequer, Pipe Office: Particulars for Crown Leases |
| Date | c1509-c1625 |
| Description | Particulars for leases of Crown lands, including leases in reversion, prepared by the auditors of the Court of Augmentations before 1554 and the auditors of the land revenue thereafter, which were deposited by the Pipe Office amongst the records of the Augmentation Office. The particular states the former owner of the property and the county in which it lay; the value and history of the possession; and gives details of the warrant authorizing the auditor to prepare the particular. |
| Related material |
For Auditors' drafts and warrants of particulars LR 10 There are original Augmentation Office manuscript place-name indexes for particulars of leases of the reigns of Philip and Mary to James I and for particulars of leases in reversion for 1564 to 1592 (IND 1/16984 -16988): Particulars, warrants and transcripts are in E 367 |
| Held by | The National Archives, Kew |
| Legal status | Public Record(s) |
| Language |
English Latin |
| Creator |
Court of Augmentations, 1536-1547 Exchequer, Pipe Office, 1109-1833 |
| Physical description | 361 files and rolls |
| Administrative/ biographical background | In the period covered by this series the usual procedure was for a prospective lessee to approach the Crown officer responsible for a particular Crown possession, the majority of which had come to the Crown at the Dissolution. After the issue of a warrant, a particular would be prepared by the auditor, annotated with the agreed rent, term, tenure and entry fine, which was then used as the basis for a grant or lease to be passed under the appropriate seal. |
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