Person
Henry de Laceyo
In the printed indexes 1
Laceyo, Henry de lord of Blackburnshire pp. 262
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- Henry de Lacy same forename · 1247-08-07 – 1477-05-10 · 1642 entries
- John de Lascy · 1232-11-22 – 1474-06-16 · 383 entries
- Edmund de Lacy · 1245-11-04 – 1407-08-08 · 248 entries
- Hugh de Lascy · 1234-05-20 – 1467-03-15 · 207 entries
- James de Lacy · 1284-05-24 – 1386-11-28 · 196 entries
- Robert de Lacy · 1251-11-03 – 1348-10-12 · 194 entries
- Walter de Lascy · 1234-06-12 – 1430-07-15 · 189 entries
- Thomas de Lacy · 1318-05-28 – 1471-11-14 · 162 entries
- William de Lascy · 1262-08-05 – 1484-02-21 · 125 entries
- Maud de Lacy · 1241-10-25 – 1342-11-14 · 103 entries
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- “Henry de Laceyo” ×3
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1328-02-25 date: inferred auto-linked
To John Giffard. steward of Queen Isabella's lands this side Trent. Whereas Henry de Laceyo, sometime lord of Blakeburnshire, granted by charter to God and Saint Mary and to Alexander, then abbot of Kirkestall, and to th…
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1328-03-01 date: inferred auto-linked
The like in favour of Nicholas de Hugat, the late king's receiver of his money and victuals in the duchy aforesaid. 3. To Simon de Bereford, escheator beyond Trent. Order not to distrain Thomas de Coudray for homage and …
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