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Trinity Guild's lease of Much Park Street house, 1416. PA76/1.
Ex-Corpus Christi Guild house in Cross Cheaping, 1552. PA90/2.
Ex-Trinity Guild Fleet Street house, 1552. PA90/2,26.
Saint Nicholas' Guild land near Spon Bridge, 1415. PA100/26/1.
Trinity Guild was a feoffor of the Weavers' Company with Spon Street cottages, pre 1435. PA100/29/1.
Trinity Guild Mill Lane land, 1439. PA100/37/2.
Trinity Guild had land near Bishop Street, 1545. PA101/28/1.
Argument that Bablake Boys was an established-church charity whose revenues arose from Trinity Guild, 1836. PA101/136/6,7.
Grant of Coventry land by Trinity Guild, Atherstone, Warwickshire, 1542. PA101/138/7.
Trinity Guild had tenement in Ironmonger Row, 1518. PA101/138/11.
Saint Katherine's Guild had land in Bull Ring and Ironmonger Row, and identified as such, early sixteenth century. PA101/138/17.
Corpus Christi Guild had land in Ironmonger Row, 1550. PA101/138/19.
Ex-Trinity Guild property beyond Gosford Gate, 1552. PA346/1.
Guilds, Chantries, Charities and Tithe Rental, c.1750. PA118/1.
M.D. Harris' note about Trinity Guild [,1915]. PA159/1/71.
Correrspondence about guilds whose arms were considered for display at Council House, early twentieth century. PA159 passim.
Manuscript notes for article by W.G. Fretton on Corpus Christi Guild, c.1880. PA919/41.
Trinity Guild was involved in Ford's Hospital agreement, 1528. PA9/1.
Guilds & Chantries and Wardens' Rental, c.1560. PA7/1.
Trinity Guild land in Hill Street and near Saint Nicholas' church, 1528. PA9/1.
Trinity Guild master's plea of debt, 1501. PA10/1.
Trinity Guild fee-farm rent, 1836. PA14/6/19.
Trinity Guild inventory (1441) transcription, mid nineteenth century. PA21/2/23.
Trinity Guild Register, fifteenth century. PA18/1.
Ex-Trinity Guild land, Rempstone, Nottinghamshire, 1620. PA17/18.
Corpus Christi Guild tenements, 1452. PA17/67/2.
Lecture on "the ancient guilds of England", c.1846. PA17/100 fols. 1-66.
Historical notes, 1840. PA17/101.
"History of the Coventry Guilds" (Thomas Sharp), c.1830. PA19/1.
Trinity Guild's contribution towards muster, 1522. PA24/1 fols. 92 verso - 93 recto.
Notes and illustrations of seals, early twentieth century. PA231/3-4.
Bablake School operating in a former Trinity Guild house, 1570. PA244/37/5.
Saint John Baptist's Guild's Little Park Street and Hill Street messuages, 1538. PA244/37/11.
Land-survey, mid sixteenth century. BA/A/A/7/1.
Rental, 1613 to early eighteenth century. BA/A/A/9/1.
Lease book, eighteenth century. BA/A/A/12/1.
Borough archive fonds for Saint Mary's, Saint John's, Saint Katherine's and Holy Trinity Guilds, early thirteenth century to early nineteenth century. BA/B/P.
Borough archive fonds for Corpus Christi Guild, c.1240 - 1862. BA/B/Q.
Trinity Guild had a Spon Street tenement, 1392. BA/B/Q/2/3(a).
Trinity Guild had Radford land, 1392. BA/B/Q/2/3(r).
Trinity Guild had Gosford Street land, 1415. BA/B/Q/4/1(b).
Trinity Guild had Slepers Lane land, 1461. BA/B/Q/11/1.
Rentals-ledger, 1753 - 1855. BA/A/A/13/2.
Annual payments from estate, 1729-34. BA/A/A/14/1.
Corporation debts-book, 1574 - 1619. BA/A/A/17/1.
Payment-memoranda, 1699. BA/A/A/23/1,2.
Bequest of West Orchard tenement to Corpus Christi Guild, 1489. BA/A/B/48/1.
Provisional rent from Earl Street premises, 1424. BA/A/C/6/1.
Reservation under 1553 deed operative in 1734. BA/A/G/2/9.
Trinity Guild had a Smithford Street messuage, 1410. BA/B/A/30/1.
Trinity Guild had Spon Street land, 1434. BA/B/A/38/1.
Saint Nicholas' Guild had Spon land, 1416. BA/B/A/40/1.
Trinity Guild had a croft in [Whitley], 1448. BA/B/A/43/1.
[Trinity] Guild had a mill and meadow at Shortley, 1488. BA/B/A/86/1.
Trinity Guild had land in Wind Mill Field, 1425. BA/B/A/87/9.
Saint Nicholas' Guild had Spon land, 1391. BA/B/A/89/6.
Holy Cross Guild had land near the Stoney Stanton road, 1384. BA/B/A/113/1.
Trinity Guild had a Bayley Lane cottage, 1503. BA/B/B/1/1.
Trinity Guild property-rents used to help a Leicestershire vicar, 1620. BA/B/C/2/2.
Bablake Church formerly Trinity Guild's, 1548. BA/B/L/1/1.
Corpus Christi Guild had a Hill Street messuage, 1406. BA/B/P/29/1.
Corpus Christi Guild had a West Orchard messuage, 1432. BA/B/P/70/8(b).
Corpus Christi Guild had a Cross Cheaping messuage, 1413. BA/B/P/97/1.
Ex-Corpus Christi Guild terants, 1552. BA/B/P/102/3(a).
Corpus Christi Guild had Smithford Street land, 1480. BA/B/P/344/1.
Corpus Christi Guild had a Spon Street tenement, 1400. BA/B/P/379/1.
Corpus Christi Guild had Corpus Christi Lane cottages [,pre 1548]. BA/B/P/390/1.
Corpus Christi Guild had Hasilwood land, 1471. BA/B/P/423/2.
Our Lady of Chesterfield, 1471. BA/B/P/428/21.
Guilds helped to finance the recorder, 1449. BA/B/P/463/1.
Trinity Guild had a Smithford Street tenement, 1465. BA/B/Q/13/1.
Trinity Guild had Well Street land, 1401. BA/B/Q/15/1.
Trinity Guild was ordered to administer an obit if Corpus Christi Guild default, 1520. BA/B/Q/19/4.
Borough archive fonds for mediaeval guilds except Holy Trinity and Corpus Christi and their constituents, 1406 to early sixteenth century:. BA/B/R.
Borough archive fonds for unspecific post-Reformation documents, 1558 - 1801. BA/B/S.
Holy Trinity and Corpus Christi Guilds had Earl's Mill Lane messuages athwart Mercers' Company's, 1492. BA/C/I/2/1.
Trinity Guild master benefited under an obit, 1488. BA/C/I/3/1.
Trinity Guild had Gosford Street land, 1429-44. BA/C/J/5/1-4.
Holy Trinity and Corpus Christi Guilds supplied inmates for Bond's Hospital, early sixteenth century. BA/D/D/26/2.
Interest of Saint Mary's Guild, Atherstone, Warwickshire in Much Park Street, Coventry tenements, 1491 - 1542. BA/D/H/20/1,2.
Trinity Guild had a Cheylesmore Lane messuage, 1502. BA/D/K/4/5.
Trinity Guild had Keresley land, 1477. BA/D/K/8/4.
Trinity Guild had Alspath, Warwickshire land, 1546. BA/D/K/10/24.
Trinity Guild receipts payable in 1660. BA/G/A/3/10.
Rental (late seventeenth century) - 1757 memorandum. BA/G/A/40/5.
Arbitration about other parties' Foleshill land to remain in Trinity Guild's treasury, 1405. BA/G/F/33/2.
Saint John's Guild seal appended to private deed, 1359. BA/G/F/52/1.
Trinity Guild had a Cross Cheaping tenement, post 1378. BA/H/H/18/10.
Corpus Christi Guild had Smithford Street land 1430. BA/H/H/40/1.
Trinity Guild had Stifford's Mill, 1473. BA/H/H/63/3.
Saint John's Guild had Gosford Street land, 1348. BA/H/H/150/3.
Saint Katherine's Guild had a Cross Cheaping tenement, 1351. BA/H/H/174/1.
Trinity Guild had a Bishop Street tenement, 1440. BA/H/H/249/1(a)(ii).
Trinity Guild had a Spon Street tenement, 1391. BA/H/H/262/1.
Trinity Guild had Hill Street land, 1419. BA/H/H/264/29.
Trinity Guild had an Earl Street tenement, 1431. BA/H/H/271/8.
Trinity Guild had Harnall land, 1477. BA/H/H/296/1.
Trinity Guild had a Cheylesmore Lane messuage, 1450. BA/H/H/308/1.
Trinity Guild had the "Moon", Smithford Street, 1538. BA/H/H/310/1-4.
Probsate Copy (1708) of Will (1707) of Richard Hopkins of Coventry. BA/H/H/320/3.
Trinity Guild had Cross Cheaping land, 1450. BA/H/H/362/1.
Saint Mary's Guild had Little Park Street land, 1349. BA/H/H/366/1(b).
Saint Mary's Guild had Earl Street(?) land, 1372. BA/H/H/388/1.
Trinity Guild had Earl Street land, 1474. BA/H/H/390/1.
Trinity Guild had Earl Street land, 1511. BA/H/H/391/1.
Saint Katherine's Guild had Gosford Street tenements, 1362. BA/H/H/398/1.
Trinity Guild was interested in a Much Park Street messuage, 1413. BA/H/H/417/3.
Trinity Guild had Spon Street land, 1413. BA/H/H/429/1.
Trinity Guild required dues from the king's butler [,1410]. BA/H/Q/A79/51.
Buildings to be repaired, 1552. BA/H/Q/A79/61C.
References to property in specimens of corporation business, 1588 - 1772. BA/H/Q/F8/1.
Guilds and Chantries money used for city clergy and Bablake schoolmaster, 1650-60. BA/M/E/14/1; BA/M/E/154/1.
Trinity Guild to choose almsmen for Bond's Hospital (1506), whose articles a priest belonging to that and Corpus Christi Guild will read annually: PA54/3/1.
Guilds and Chantries estate tenement, Burges/Palmer Lane, 1606. PA54/238/11(d).
Ex-Saint Cross' Guild cemetery, Birmingham 1636. PA54/271/1.
Trinity Guild to choose almsmen for Ford's Hospital [soon a women-only establishment], early sixteenth century. PA54/288/1.
Trinity Guild had Greyfriras' Lane cottages, 1513. PA54/285/1.
Trinity Guild lands behind Smithford Street, 1516. PA54/285/3.