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John Cabot

· active 1274-11-06 – 1344-06-25 · Cabot family →

Titles / offices → Merchant

In the printed indexes 2

Cabot, John of Rouen pp. 335, 381 · Cabot, John of Rouen pp. 335, 381
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  1. 1279-11-10 date: inferred auto-linked

    The like to John Bek, by juries of Lincoln, Cambridge and Norfolk, on complaint by William de Mondegy and John Cabot, merchants, that their debtors refuse to pay them their debts.…

  2. 1280-10-30 date: inferred auto-linked

    The like to John Bek, by juries of Lincoln, Cambridge and Norfolk, on complaint by William de Mondegy and John Cabot, merchants, that their debtors refuse to pay them their debts.…

  3. 1344-04-30 date: inferred auto-linked

    To the mayor and sheriffs of London. Whereas lately at the suit of Scarlet and Stephen Pole of Cornwall, the king's merchants, that they had laded a ship of John Dien of St. Helens, of Wyght, la Juliane de Wyght with tin…

  4. 1344-05-01 date: inferred auto-linked

    To the mayor and sheriffs of London. Whereas lately at the suit of Scarlet and Stephen Pole of Cornwall, the king's merchants, that they had laded a ship of John Dien of St. Helens, of Wyght, la Juliane de Wyght with tin…

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