Please could you or your readers advise what the abbreviation 'clk' found in the Yorkshire Archaeological Society, Record Series, Yorkshire Deeds, for the 15th Century means?
Eg;
'to Robert Frost, clk., chancellor of the lord Prince, Thomas Pek, clk.,'
Many thanks.
Peter
2 comments:
My guess would be 'clerk', if that makes sense in the greater context.
Anyone else?
I agree: Clerk.
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