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John de Wyminedon

· active 1273-06-07 – 1273-06-12 · Wyminedon family →

Titles / offices → Merchant of Andevre

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  1. 1273-06-12 date: inferred auto-linked

    20 each. Membrane Sd John de Sancto Omero, burgess of Len, and Lambert de Sancto Omero, merchant of St. Omer, 20. and afterwards for 40. Henry le Wak, merchant of Caleys, 20. Peter de Lynns, merchant of Soutliampton, 40 …

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    . 85 John de Sancto Omero, burgess of Len, and Lambert de Sancto Omero, merchant of St. Omer, 20, and afterwards for 40. Henry le Wak, merchant of Caleys, 20. Peter de Lyuns, merchant of Southampton, 40 by 2 pairs. John …

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