Person
David Dodde
In the printed indexes 1
Dodde, David pp. 286
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- Westminster (Middlesex) 2
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Others in the Dodde family. Same forename + overlapping dates may be one identity (e.g. a remarried woman, or a mis-split father/son). See the whole family →
- John Dod · 1295-12-14 – 1465-07-12 · 84 entries
- Robert Dod · 1274-04-14 – 1399-11-17 · 58 entries
- Geoffrey Dode · 1318-09-10 – 1325-12-31 · 45 entries
- Thomas Dod · 1307-10-29 – 1445-12-14 · 18 entries
- Roger Dode · 1274-07-11 – 1338-09-05 · 17 entries
- William Dod · 1304-07-06 – 1474-11-28 · 16 entries
- Richard Dod · 1276-05-13 – 1342-11-10 · 12 entries
- Nicholas Dod · 1280-06-10 – 1316-07-12 · 4 entries
- Peter Dodde · 1330-04-20 · 4 entries
- William Doode · 1421-12-29 – 1422-10-01 · 4 entries
Similarly-spelled families (suggestions, not merged)
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Name variants
- “David Dodde” ×2
- “David Dode” ×1
Entries (chronological)
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1400-05-22 date: inferred auto-linked
Pardon to all the king's lieges of the county of Chester for all treasons, felonies, rebellions and trespasses committed by them from Christmas last to the Purification, except murders and rapes; with the of Thomas de Co…
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1400-05-24 date: inferred auto-linked
Swetenham, William Alcok, John de Urdeslegh, Richard Jacson late servant of Thomas de Vernon, Robert son of Henry de Hall of Kyngeslegh, Thomas Wilkynson Gibbeson of Kyngeslegh and John his brother, John de Wynyngton of …
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