Person
Henry de Kemeseye
In the printed indexes 3
Kemeseye, Henry de precentor of St. Mary pp. 1 · Kemeseye, Henry de parson of Dummer pp. 265 · Kemeseye, Henry de pareon of Dummer pp. 265
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- Clarendon (Wiltshire) 1
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Others in the Kemeseye 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 de Kemeseye · 1313-10-07 – 1350-02-03 · 33 entries
- John Kemeys · 1432-11-22 – 1460-02-22 · 18 entries
- Walter de Kemeseye · 1285-01-20 – 1333-12-03 · 16 entries
- Roger Kemys · 1449-05-17 – 1482-04-17 · 14 entries
- Meuric de Kemmois · 1314-12-05 · 10 entries
- Walter de Kemmois · 1314-12-05 · 10 entries
- Robert de Kemeseye · 1257-06-21 · 7 entries
- Richard de Kemeseye · 1281-12-15 – 1288-04-15 · 6 entries
- William de Kemeseye · 1301-05-12 – 1320-11-10 · 6 entries
- John Kemsey · 1446-07-12 – 1473-08-18 · 4 entries
Similarly-spelled families (suggestions, not merged)
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Name variants
- “Henry de Kemeseye” ×4
- “Henry de Kemeseie” ×1
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1297-03-02 date: inferred auto-linked
Master William de Chirinton to the sheriffs of London, Worcester, Northampton, Gloucester. Matthew de Hamme, parson of the church of Staunton St. Quintin, to the sheriff of Dorset. John de Romeseye, parson of the church …
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