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Lescrope

5 named individuals sharing the Lescrope surname-sound, across 570 entries. This grouping clusters spelling variants that sound alike; it may include distinct families that happen to share a sound, and it cannot merge unrelated spellings of one family (e.g. Bello Campo/Beauchamp), treat it as a research aid, not an assertion of kinship.

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Spellings in this family: “Lescrop” · “Lescrope”

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Family timeline (1352 to 1484, well-attested members)

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Richard Lescrope 1352
1484
Roger Lescrope 1375
1406
Stephen Lescrope 1376
1451

span of activity · one entry · entry under another married name · inferred (named through a relative)

Members by forename (medieval families reuse names; date order separates the generations)

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Richard ×2

  • Richard Lescrope · 1352-07-06 – 1484-10-28 · 489 entries · 2 spellings, probably one person; click to separate

Roger ×2

  • Roger Lescrope · 1375-06-12 – 1406-02-17 · 19 entries · 2 spellings, probably one person; click to separate

Stephen ×1

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