Ilchester Almshouse Deeds, 1200-1625, With Appendix By W. Buckler
Ilchester Almshouse Deeds, 1200-1625 presents a detailed collection of historical documents related to the Ilchester Almshouse in England. Spanning over four centuries, these deeds offer invaluable insights into the legal and social history of the region, particularly concerning property rights and charitable institutions.
This compilation, accompanied by an appendix by W. Buckler, serves as a primary resource for researchers and historians interested in medieval and early modern English history, the evolution of property law, and the development of philanthropic organizations. The deeds provide a rich tapestry of information, illuminating the lives of those who benefited from and contributed to the almshouse.
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