Person
John Dand
Over time
Acts by type
Where
Top places
- Westminster (Middlesex) 3
- Stamford (Lincolnshire) 1
- Nottingham (Nottinghamshire) 1
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Name variants
- “John Dand” ×4
- “John Dandy” ×3
Entries (chronological)
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1324-12-17 date: inferred auto-linked
Grant, for three years, to Alice la Palmere and Hugh de Stapelford towards the repair of the bridge of Hethebeth and of the bridge of the new breach by the said bridge, of pontage on goods for sale coming to the town of …
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1327-04-23 date: inferred auto-linked
Confirmation of grant, dated 7 September, 18 Edward II, to Alice la Palmere and Hugh de Stapelford of pontage at Nottingham for three years for repair of the bridge of Hethebeth and the bridge of the new breach next to i…
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1373-04-27 date: inferred auto-linked
the mayor and bailiffs of New Sarum. Order to deliver by Thomas Baker, otherwise called William Rameseye, other- John Robyn, to John de Salesbury the king's serjeant at arms Prentys, to be brought to Neugate gaol and the…
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1391-04-05 date: inferred auto-linked
Presentation of William de Kerston, vicar of Pentrich in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, to the church of St. Nicholas, Nottingham, in the diocese of York, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the …
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1392-02-28 date: inferred auto-linked
Pardon, at the supplication of the queen, to Henry Balde for the death of Richard Walker of Bromesbergh, killed on Monday before the feast of St. Vincent the Martyr, 11 Richard I, and for all other felonies whereof he is…
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