Person
Henry Pay
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Top places
- Westminster (Middlesex) 5
- Cirencester (Gloucestershire) 1
- Coventry (Warwickshire) 1
Named alongside
- John Hull 2
- John del Hill 2
- John Hauley 1
- John Loterell 1
- Stephen Baron 1
- John Lutterell 1
- Henry Bertelot 1
- Thomas Baron 1
- Richard Garner 1
- Robert Markeley 1
- John Brandon 1
- William Gauter inferred 1
- Richard Kays 1
- John Haulay 1
- Robert de Lancastre 1
Possibly the same person, or kin
Others in the Pay family. Same forename + overlapping dates may be one identity (e.g. a remarried woman, or a mis-split father/son). See the whole family →
- Henry Paa same forename · 1327-05-26 – 1331-05-24 · 2 entries
- Reynold Paye · 1377-04-18 – 1385-10-16 · 10 entries
- John de Paye · 1324-06-27 – 1336-03-30 · 6 entries
- Robert Pay · 1385-02-28 – 1389-09-03 · 6 entries
- William Paue · 1307-09-06 – 1308-05-20 · 4 entries
- William Payou · 1376-03-17 · 4 entries
- John Paue · 1321-05-26 – 1321-06-29 · 3 entries
- Thomas Pauy · 1294-01-16 – 1304-02-17 · 3 entries
- William Pau · 1318-06-22 – 1318-06-23 · 3 entries
- Robert Paa · 1316-10-03 · 1 entries
Similarly-spelled families (suggestions, not merged)
These surnames sound close to Pay (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
- “Henry Pay” ×6
- “Henry Paye” ×3
Entries (chronological)
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1390-06-08 date: inferred auto-linked
Grant to Goscelin Arnaldson, Henry Pay and John Dirikson, mariners of Dansk in Prucia, of all the goods and merchandise belonging as wreck of the sea to the king, which were in the said Goscelin s ship, wrecked off the c…
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1403-06-04 date: inferred auto-linked
Commission to the same to deliver to William Gauter or his attorney barge called Seinte Anne of Gerraunt with all its gear in the custody of mayor and bailiffs of Dertemuth, to whom Robert Markeley delivered by virtue of…
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1403-11-09 date: inferred auto-linked
Commission to Richard Kays, serjeant at arms, as the king has granted to Gonsalus Moro, ambassador of his brother the king of Castile, that full restitution should be made of ships and vessels of Spain lately laden at Se…
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1403-11-10 date: inferred auto-linked
Commission to John Drax, serjeant at arms, on information that one Henry Paye of la Pole and his accomplices on the the vigil of 8S. Simon and Jude last took a ship of the portage of 250 tuns laden with 8,500 quintals of…
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1404-02-20 date: inferred auto-linked
Commission to John Hull, esquire, on complaint by John de Gorostica, master of a ship called Seint Marie of Bilbawe in the kingdom of the king of Castile, that on the vigil of SS. Simon and Jude last Henry Pay of Pool se…
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1404-03-04 date: inferred auto-linked
Commission to John Hull, esquire, on complaint by Domyngo Dyas, merchant of Gronne in the kingdom of the king's brother the king of Castile and Leon, that on 22 May last Robert Bult of Dertemouthe, Henry Pay of la Pole, …
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1404-03-04 date: inferred auto-linked
Commission to John Michell, serjeant at arms, to cause restitution to be made of a ship called Seynte Marie of Vermeu in Spain, of which Fernand Urtys of Sarachio is owner and master, and its gear and the wines and other…
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1404-10-10 date: inferred auto-linked
Licence, during pleasure, for Henry Paye to go to sea with as many barges and balingers of war, men at arms and archers as he can for the destruction of the king's enemies and the defence of the lieges and the safety of …
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1407-07-09 date: inferred auto-linked
to John Loterell, sheriff of Somerset, and John Frome, to enquire into the capture of a ship of Bremewe, of which lo Pys of Bremewe is master, laden with divers goods and merviz. 157 bales of alom de Roche, 180 butts of …
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