Note 235.2 — THE PASTON LETTERS Henry VI (continued 5)
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[From Paston MSS., B.M.] The writer of this excuses his delay in coming to London, as he had been asked to stay and give evidence before the under-escheator, who was to sit at Acle on Tuesday after St. Luke’s Day. This refers to the inquisition on the lands of Sir John Fastolf, which was taken at Acle on that day in 1460.
235.3 St. Faith’s Day is on the 6th of October.
235.4 Richard Southwell, Escheator of Norfolk.
236.1 Acle in Norfolk.
236.2 St. Luke’s Day is the 18th October. The Tuesday after it was the 21st in 1460.
236.3 Thomas de Kirkeby.
236.4 Margaret Paston.
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