Le Leden Porch

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Tenements so called in parish of St. Andrew of Holborne near land of the Charterhouse, west and north and the highway south, 10 H. V. (Aug. Off. Conv. Leases, 147 and 31).

A brewery in Smethefeld called "le ledenporche," 1416 (Ct. H.W. II. 410). Also in Fletestrete in parish of St. Dunstan West, 37 Ed. III. (Cal. Close Rolls, Ed. III. 1364-8, p. 72).

No later mention.

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