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Bertram de Croysores

· active 1273-05-12 – 1273-07-05 · Croysores family →

Titles / offices → Merchant of Paris Merchant of Rouen

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1273-05-24 – 1273-07-05Date range

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  1. 1273-05-24 date: inferred auto-linked

    Licences to export wool continued from : Reginald de Menichaco Petrinus Diano and Bonus Jeninus de Philippo, for 20 sacks. And they have 40 puirs of letters, of which each pair contains 20 sacks. Petrachius Shouclaco, Ja…

  2. 1273-05-26 date: inferred auto-linked

    Also the same Reginald and Berto had like letters by 4 pairs for 80 sacks of wool. Theobald Rener, merchant of Florence, 40 by 2 pairs of letters. Theobald Renere aforesaid and Boiidus Hug', merchant of Florence, 20, and…

  3. 1273-06-20 date: inferred auto-linked

    John de Sancto Licio and Osbert de Navarre, merchants of Cahors, 20. Alvred de Cestre, 40 by 2 pairs. Peter de Wirale, fellow of Nicholas Teste, and Hugelin Hugelinelli, citizens and merchants of Lucca, 140. Herman Billu…

  4. 1273-06-23 date: inferred auto-linked

    Luke de Luka and Reginald his fellow, 40 by 2 pairs, Th. de Panes, merchant of Bristol, 40 by 2 pairs. John de Braynford, merchant of Amiens Amb'), Walter de Anne, merchant, John le Fleaieng, merchant of Newcastle, Gerar…

  5. 1273-07-05 date: inferred auto-linked

    Con.mission to William de Weylaund to enquire touching the persons Suffolk constantly committing homicides and depredations who came to house of John de Karlewode in Leventon, broke the doors, assaulted him, beat his men…

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