1309-10-06, Bigger
Grant to Richard, archbishop elect and confirmed of Dublin, of the right to use and enjoy all the liberties and free customs which his predecessors have used and enjoyed in Ireland. By K. Maurice de Carreu, staying in England, has letters nominating Gilbert de Staunton his attorney in Ireland for one year. Robert de Carreu, staying in England, has like letters nominating the same Gilbert de Staunton his attorney as above. John de Weyland, staying in England, has like letters nominating William de Naunton his attorney as above. Eleanor, late the wife of Robert de Stoteville, going beyond seas, has like letters nominating Adam de Brom, clerk, and Richard Russel her attorneys for one year. 13. Thomas de Cantebrigge, going beyond seas on the king's business, has like letters nominating John de Creyke and Godfrey de Essexia his attorneys until the quinzaine of Easter. 15.
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- Adam de Brom 671 other appearances →
- Gilbert de Staunton 7 other appearances →
- Godfrey de Essex 14 other appearances →
- John Creyke 4 other appearances →
- John de Crek 202 other appearances →
- John de Weylaund 79 other appearances →
- Maurice de Carreu 24 other appearances →
- Richard Russel 130 other appearances →
- Robert de Carreu 8 other appearances →
- Robert de Stotevill 145 other appearances →
- Thomas de Cantebrigge 134 other appearances →
- William de Naunton 6 other appearances →
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