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Page for a profile of Mathew Craddock, freighter of the Abraham
Contents
Primary Sources
E 214/506 Parties: Sir William Cokayne, kt. and alderman of London, and Mathew Craddock, his late servant. Sir George Hyde of Kingston Lisle co. Berks, AND Sir John Herrers of Tanworth Castle co. Warwick, Walter Ferrers of Yoxall co. Staffs, esq., Thomas Precye of Newbury co. Berks, gent., Thomas Henchman, gent. and William Morse,citizen and skinner of London. Place or Subject: Assignment of lands in Kingston Lisle, Palking and Fawler, or in Uffinghton co. Berks, in trust for Sir William Cockayne and Matthew Craddock. Berks. 2 Feb 1618
E 367/317 Cokayne, William Cradock, Mathew: A half-part of a capital messuage called the Place House, a tenement called the Old Swanne and lands in West Lynn; lands in North Lynn; lands in Clench Wharton.1631
PROB 11/186/245 Will of Mathew Cradock, Merchant of Saint Swithin, City of London 04 June 1641
Secondary Sources
Wikipedia entry: Matthew Craddock
Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900/Cradock, Matthew
Cradock, Matthew (c. 1590–1641), Troy O. Bickham, https://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/6562
