Catalogue description William (Fleetwood) Escheators' accounts

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Details of DURH 20/107
Reference: DURH 20/107
Description:

William (Fleetwood)

Escheators' accounts

Note: 1 m
Date: 1561 Sept 29- 1562 Sept 29
Related material:

For this period escheators' accounts in other counties are in

E 136

E 357

Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
Administrative / biographical background:

The escheators, as in the case of non-palatinate counties, were officials managing, or investigating, ownerless or forfeit lands, including episcopal temporalities during vacancies, confiscated properties and those of lay tenants on their decease. Sheriffs normally acted as escheators, though in 1410, for instance the sheriffs account specifically excludes estreats, which were paid into the Chancery then.

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