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An Account relating to Sir John Cobham, A.D. 1408
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 08 January 2012
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The document printed below has been recently discovered in the muniment room at Dunster Castle, incorporated in a roll of accounts of Sir Hugh Luttrell, who died in 1428. Its presence there is not inexplicable, for Sir Hugh's mother, Lady Elizabeth Luttrell, was sister to Lady Margaret Cobham, wife to Sir John Cobham, styled also ‘Le Sire de Cobham’, both being daughters of Hugh Courtenay, earl of Devon.
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page 339 note 1 Many particulars are given in the Dictionary of National Biography (vol. xi, pp. 155, 156), others in Archaeologia Cantiana (vol. xi, pp. 70–86).
page 340 note 1 A pouch.
page 340 note 2 A cloak.
page 340 note 3 Cushions.
page 340 note 4 A towel for the face.
page 340 note 5 A cloth for wiping cups.
page 340 note 6 Curtains.
page 340 note 7 Bustian, a cotton fabric.
page 340 note 8 A portuary.
page 340 note 9 Pewter.
page 340 note 10 A spit.
page 340 note 11 A mallet.
page 340 note 12 A gridiron.
page 340 note 13 An andiron.
page 340 note 14 Waterpots.
page 340 note 15 Beads of amber.
page 340 note 16 A Psalter.
page 341 note 1 Flasks.
page 341 note 2 Beads of jet.
page 341 note 3 A hoe.
page 342 note 1 The deceased had property at Chisbury (in Bedwin) and Bincknoll (in Broad Hinton), both in Wiltshire.