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Henry de Hardepyry

religious · active 1330-09-11 – 1332-09-30 · Hardepyry family →

Titles / offices → Monk of Hayles Abbey

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Hardepyry, Henry de pp. 553 · Hardepyry, Henry de pp. 558
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  1. 1330-09-11 date: inferred auto-linked

    Protection and safe conduct, for two years, for Henry de Hardepyry and Thomas de Eynesham, monks of Hayles Abbey, sent by the abbot, who is parson of the churches of St. Quirinus and St. Paul, co. Cornwall, to have the c…

  2. 1332-09-30 date: inferred auto-linked

    Protection and safe conduct, for two years, for Richard de Gloucestre and Henry de Hardepyrye, monks of Hayles abbey, sent by their abbot, parson of the churches of St. Paul, St. Corentinus and St. Breaca, co. Cornwall, …

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