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Eustace Malherbe

· active 1303-10-20 – 1324-11-28 · Families Malherbe · Malerbe

Titles / offices → Burgess

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Malherbe, Eustace burgess and merchant of
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  1. 1304-07-03 date: inferred auto-linked

    To the bailiffs of Boston. Whereas the king lately at the complaint of Eustace Malherbe, burgess and merchant of Staunford, suggesting that he had sent a ship of his laden with corn and other his wares by certain of his …

  2. 1306-02-22 date: inferred auto-linked

    The like to William de Mortuo [Mari] and Roger de Bella Fago, on complaint by Henry Russel of Whitewell, that Walram Wulf, John de _Tykincote, Hugh de Swafeld, William de Overton, chaplain, John Braban, Hugh de Alverton,…

  3. 1317-01-10 date: inferred auto-linked

    Simple protection, until Whitsunday, for Eustace Malherbe of Staunford, going beyond tie seas to buy merchandise to bring to England to trade.…

  4. 1324-11-28 date: inferred auto-linked

    Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters and grants, viz. By K. I. Charter of Richard, bishop of Durham, granting to the prior and convent of Durham the waste and wood of Wastroppeheved in Wolsingham. Dated …

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    To Philip, king of France. Adam Honsum of Gloucester, merchant _ of the king's realm, has shown the king that whereas he lately, after the proclamation of the peace made between the king and the king of France, caused a …

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