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Henry de Farleg'

· active 1250-04-21 – 1256-05-08 · Farleg' family →

Titles / offices → Sheriff of Southampton

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1256-01-25 – 1256-05-08Date range

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  1. 1256-01-25 date: inferred auto-linked

    Mandate to Henry de Farleg, sheriff of Southampton, to deliver the castle to him. Promise to Master Raymond the Provost, brother of the Hospital of John of Jerusalem, knight of Brigerak, to whom the king was bound 1(Ol. …

  2. 1256-05-08 date: inferred auto-linked

    Appointment, during pleasure, of James le Sauvage to keep the county of Southampton, with the castle of Winchester; rendering yearly at the Exchequer as much as Henry de Farlegh used to render while he had the keeping of…

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    Appointment during pleasure of Henry de Farlegh to the keeping of the county of Southampton.…

  4. Undated date: uncertain auto-linked

    Appointment, during pleasure, of Henry de Farlegh, sheriff of Southampton, to keep the castle of Porcestre, with mandate to William de Chabbeneis to deliver it to him.…

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