Talbott, Gilbert

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Indenture for the lease by Joan Broughthall, for the term of their joint lives, of lands in Woodhouse according to an agreement with her late husband. Rent three pounds six shillings and fourpence per annum.

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Feoffment by John Bokenham, son and heir of Joan Bokenham, lately deceased, to Gilbert Talbott, Knight, Chamberlain of the Prince, of all his share in a house and land in Bourghall in Whitchurch; in lands called Sladehale next to Hethelane in Shropshire; in a house and lands in Duddyngton in the tenure of Reginald Wykestede; a pasture in Alkington called Broderruddyng; and all his other lands, etc. in Whitchurch, Duddyngton and Blakemore.

Scope and Contents 21 handwritten legal documents, primarily land indentures dealing with the Talbot family (Earls of Shrewsbury), collected by John E. Barry. Barry was a Tulsa attorney and civic leader; a former Arts and Humanities Council of Tulsa president; a trustee of the Philbrook Museum of Art; a trustee of the John Steele Zinke Foundation; served on the boards of directors of the Tulsa Performing Arts Center Trust, Midwest Art Alliance, Tulsa Ballet, and the Nimrod International Journal. ...

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Release by William Burghall, the Elder, of Shropshire, Yeoman, to Sir Gilbert Talbott of all his property in the Lordship of Whitchurch or elsewhere in Shropshire.

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Undated Petition of Sir Gilbert Talbott for a chantry to be erected according to the will of his late father, Sir Gilbert Talbott, in St. John the Evangelist's chapel at Whitchurch with the form of Royal grant in Latin.