Person
Hugh Bone
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Bone, Hugh of Windrush pp. 82
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- Humphrey de Boun · 1248-02-15 – 1299-09-18 · 155 entries
- John de Boun · 1272-02-16 – 1399-12-18 · 28 entries
- Savary de Boun · 1240-11-16 – 1244-11-16 · 14 entries
- Peter de Bone · 1255-05-10 – 1328-02-04 · 11 entries
- Henry Bony · 1259-01-08 – 1404-02-12 · 11 entries
- Edmund de Booun · 1325-08-21 – 1336-04-16 · 11 entries
- John de Bono · 1315-05-06 – 1376-01-31 · 10 entries
- Simon Bon · 1337-08-28 – 1384-10-13 · 10 entries
- John Boon · 1462-03-12 – 1470-02-09 · 10 entries
- Robert Bone · 1285-06-07 – 1347-07-18 · 8 entries
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1385-06-23 date: inferred auto-linked
Memorandum that this [acknowledgment] was taken by Michael de la Pole the chancellor. Baldwin Berford the elder knight to William de Hampton rector of Hynton, Richard de Cudelyngton rector of Croulton and Richard de Hedr…
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1385-06-23 date: inferred auto-linked
Memorandum that this [acknowledgment] was taken by Michael de la Pole the chancellor. Baldwin Berford the elder knight to William de Hampton rector of Hynton, Richard de Cudelyngton rector of Croulton and Richard de Hedr…
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