Person
Galwanus de Thweng'
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- Westminster (Middlesex) 1
Named alongside
- John de Luca 1
- Robert de Fyleby 1
- Peter de Cestria 1
- William de Eton 1
- Robert de Filby 1
- Richard de Ludhan 1
- Ralph de Longo Campo 1
- Henry de Colvill 1
- William de Bredestrete 1
- Walter de Chiltham 1
- Stephen de Lughteburgh 1
- Robert de Storteford 1
- Robert de Milton 1
- Richard de Skegeton 1
- Laurence de Bolsted 1
Possibly the same person, or kin
Others in the Thweng' family. Same forename + overlapping dates may be one identity (e.g. a remarried woman, or a mis-split father/son). See the whole family →
- Robert de Thweng · 1259-08-29 – 1379-07-27 · 56 entries
- Thomas de Thweng · 1344-05-23 – 1394-08-21 · 54 entries
- Edmund de Thweng · 1322-07-30 – 1406-12-23 · 32 entries
- Marmaduke de Thwenge · 1289-06-20 – 1327-08-14 · 28 entries
- Edmund de Thweyng · 1421-12-29 – 1422-10-01 · 4 entries
- Edmund de Thwenge · 1344-12-06 – 1345-03-30 · 4 entries
- John de Thweng · 1323-07-15 – 1388-05-17 · 4 entries
- Sibyl Thweng · 1327-05-15 · 3 entries
- Thomas de Thwenge · 1362-05-12 – 1368-05-24 · 3 entries
- Galvan de Thwenge · 1316-09-24 · 2 entries
Similarly-spelled families (suggestions, not merged)
These surnames sound close to Thweng' (e.g. Warenna/Warenne, Conestable/Constable). They are kept separate on purpose, some look-alikes are genuinely different families (Clare vs Claver). If you are sure two are one family, tell us to merge them.
Name variants
- “Galwanus de Thweng'” ×2
- “Galwanus de Thweng” ×1
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1294-10-18 date: inferred auto-linked
The like for the following : Robert, parson of the church of Morburn. Roger.de Sumerton, parson of the church of Mutford. Gilbert de Abernun, parson of the church of Aldebury. Henry de Colevill, parson of the church of L…
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