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John Dalyngrugge

· active 1400-02-09 – 1404-03-24 · Dalyngrugge family →

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  1. 1400-02-09 date: inferred auto-linked

    Grant to the king's knight, John Dalyngrugge, of the keeping of the lordship of Retherfeld, with the chace there, and of all . Parr I. 43 other lordships, lands, tenements, rents, services, franchises, liberties and all …

  2. 1401-08-27 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commission to John Cheyne, chivaler, John Dalyngrugge, chivaler, Barnherst, John Derehurst and John Rode to enquire who the park of John, bishop of Hereford, at Prestebury, co. Gloucester, entered his free warren there a…

  3. 1404-03-24 date: inferred auto-linked

    The like to the following in the counties and places named : Thomas Hayton, John Hatheresham, Ralph Codyngton, John Sooghton, John Wanteley, Walter Hoke, William Melborne, and the sheriff; Surrey, except the town of Suth…

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