Note 68.4 — THE PASTON LETTERS Henry VI (continued 2)
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[From Fenn, i. 10.] Fenn thinks this letter must have been written before 1444, when Yelverton was made a judge. This is, doubtless, most probable. There is, however, an Edmund Swathing, Esq., mentioned by Blomefield (Hist. of Norfolk, viii. 42) as alive in 1446, and if it be his executors who are referred to, the date would appear to be later.
69.1 The name ‘John Mowbray’ is represented by a curious monogram, in which every letter both of the Christian and the surname can be traced.