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Joan de Gloucestre name inferred

· active 1306-05-10 – 1354-03-12 · Gloucestre family →

In the printed indexes 2

Gloucestre, Joan de pp. 268 · Gloucestre, Joan de pp. 268
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  1. 1349-03-10 date: inferred auto-linked

    Grant to Joan de Gloucestre of the custody of the lands late of John de Brok, tenant in chief, during the nonage of the heir, with the marriage of such heir. By K. on the information of Philip de Weston. 15.…

  2. 1354-03-12 date: inferred auto-linked

    Grant to Joan de Gloucestre of the custody of the lands late of John de Brok, tenant in chief, during the nonage of the heir, with the marriage of such heir. By K. on the information of Philip de Weston.…

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