1236-07-28, Worcester
The same names repeated, Gloucester; and they will meet on the morrow of the Holy Trinity. William de Eboraco Roger Pichard at Une day and place, ac. Ralph de Norwico William de Eboraco Richard de Harecurt Afterwards replaced by William de Here Nottingham and Derby, at the Robert de Dun day, &c. William de Insula Ralph de Norwico Robert de Lexinton Oliver de Vallibus Warwick and Leicester, to meet William de Ludinton at Covintre the morrow of the John Durvassal (cancelled) Holy Trinity. John de Ulecot Afterwards William de Sancto Edmundo was associated with Robert de Lexinton and his fellows in the counties of Leicester, Bedford and Buckingham. The abbot of Rameseye Robert de Lexinton Oliver de Vallibus Ralph Morin (cancelled) Bedford and Buckingham, at John de Vilers (cancelled) the day, &c. Hugh de Bathonia (cancelled) : John de Ulecot William de Sancto Edmundo Association of William de Eboraco in the above commissions in the counties of Gloucester; Hereford, Stafford and Salop; and Nottingham and Derby.
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- Ralph de Norwico 108 other appearances →
- Richard Harecourt 168 other appearances →
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- Robert de Laxton 105 other appearances →
- William de Eboraco 46 other appearances →
- William de Ludinton 7 other appearances →
- William de Sancto Edmundo 59 other appearances →
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