Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Grant by William, son of Thomas Bakere, of the parish of Cranebroke (Kent) to John Dragener of the same parish of 1 piece of his woodland called "Uppercoble" in the said parish, lying above the denne of Cursorne to the east, the King's Highway leading from Cranebroke to Selketwsele to the south, one piece of the land of the aforesaid John called "umfrayysland" to the west, and to the north the land of the aforesaid William. Given at Cranbroke on the Sunday before the feast of St. Dionisius the Martyr, 15 Richard II.. }
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- catalog abstract "Grant by William, son of Thomas Bakere, of the parish of Cranebroke (Kent) to John Dragener of the same parish of 1 piece of his woodland called "Uppercoble" in the said parish, lying above the denne of Cursorne to the east, the King's Highway leading from Cranebroke to Selketwsele to the south, one piece of the land of the aforesaid John called "umfrayysland" to the west, and to the north the land of the aforesaid William. Given at Cranbroke on the Sunday before the feast of St. Dionisius the Martyr, 15 Richard II.".
- catalog description "Grant by William, son of Thomas Bakere, of the parish of Cranebroke (Kent) to John Dragener of the same parish of 1 piece of his woodland called "Uppercoble" in the said parish, lying above the denne of Cursorne to the east, the King's Highway leading from Cranebroke to Selketwsele to the south, one piece of the land of the aforesaid John called "umfrayysland" to the west, and to the north the land of the aforesaid William. Given at Cranbroke on the Sunday before the feast of St. Dionisius the Martyr, 15 Richard II.".