Person
John Charman
In the printed indexes 1
Charman, John citizen and fishmonger pp. 149
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- Westminster (Middlesex) 2
- Mortlake (Surrey) 1
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- John Chareman same forename · 1375-10-22 · 4 entries
- Alexander Charman · 1345-06-10 – 1352-02-12 · 31 entries
- Richard Charman · 1308-11-03 – 1395-02-24 · 17 entries
- Thomas Charman · 1349-11-14 – 1353-10-18 · 13 entries
- Gilbert le Charman · 1302-11-10 – 1303-11-10 · 4 entries
- Alexander Charreman · 1342-10-13 · 4 entries
- William Charman · 1307-12-08 – 1327-11-02 · 4 entries
- William le Chareman · 1310-12-17 – 1311-02-18 · 4 entries
- Adam le Charman · 1308-11-03 – 1322-06-26 · 1 entries
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1346-08-26 date: inferred auto-linked
John Charman, citizen and fishmonger of London, acknowledges that he to William de Melchebourne 20/.; to be levied, in default of payment, his lands and chattels in co. Essex. John de Wesenham and Richard de Salteby ackn…
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1350-10-28 date: inferred auto-linked
Appointment of Robert de Campsale to survey the king's works in the manor of Eltham. [Uxfinished.] 1. Joan Fitz Wauter of Egremount, staying in England, has letters nominating Walter Paneter and John Charman as her attor…
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1375-05-28 date: inferred auto-linked
Licence, for 4 mark paid to the king by Walter Fitz Wauter, for him to enfeoff John de Kyngesfold, John Syward, parson of the church of Great Tye, Richard de Upton, parson of the church of Shymplyng, and John Charman of …
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