Note 21 — Chapter XI · CROWNS, CORONETS, AND COLLARS
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In 1426 Sir John Bigod lord of Settrington left to his daughter a covered cup 'pounset cum sovenez de moy'; perhaps a gift to him from Henry of Lancaster. Testamenta Eboracensia (Surtees Soc. 4) i. 411.
[22] P.R.O. Issue Rolls (Pells) Mich. 8 Henry IV (1407).
[23] Accounts, Exch. K.R. 404/18.
[24] Notice of the theft of a collar of black silk dotted (stipatum) with silver letters of SS is entered on the Patent Roll of 7 Henry IV (1406), part ii. m. 29.
[25] Harl. MS. 7026, f. 13.
[26] Norwich Sacrist's Register, xi. f. 111.
[27] John Anstis, The Register of the most noble Order of the Garter (London, 1724), ii. 116 note.
[28] 'Item ego liberaturam meam argenteam Anglice cressaunt, et liberaturam meam Anglice coller. ad feretrum Sancte Wilfridi.' Test. Ebor. ii. 13.