Person
John Depe
In the printed indexes 7
Depe, John pp. 164, 291, 499 · Pe, John de clerk pp. 396 · Pee, John de John pp. 4, 68, 142 · Pe, John de pp. 178, 184, 210, 211, 279, 283, 293, 418, 437, 456 · Pe, John de clerk pp. 446 · Pe, John de pp. 36 · Pe, John de bishop of Norwich pp. 193
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- Uffington (Lincolnshire) 1
- Westminster (Middlesex) 1
Named alongside
Possibly the same person, or kin
Others in the Depe family. Same forename + overlapping dates may be one identity (e.g. a remarried woman, or a mis-split father/son). See the whole family →
- Henry de Depe · 1251-10-25 · 7 entries
- Wynebert de Depe · 1234-08-02 · 7 entries
- Giles de Depe · 1234-07-25 · 7 entries
- Robert de Depe · 1309-08-21 – 1392-09-19 · 5 entries
- Ernald de Depe · 1277-08-25 – 1277-09-02 · 4 entries
- Aungodinus de Depe · 1327-10-11 · 3 entries
- Elbouz de Depe · 1327-10-11 · 3 entries
- Michael de Depe · 1234-08-01 – 1354-01-08 · 3 entries
- Anselm de Depe · 1283-02-07 – 1283-02-10 · 1 entries
- Remigius de Depe · 1314-05-26 · 1 entries
Similarly-spelled families (suggestions, not merged)
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Name variants
- “John Depe” ×4
- “John de Pee” ×1
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1291-02-22 date: inferred auto-linked
To the sheriff of Norfolk. Order to supersede the exaction for outlawry of John de Tinill, charged at the king's suit with abetting the appeal that Margaret, late the wife of William le Rede of Aclee, made before the kin…
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1383-11-14 date: inferred auto-linked
Order to Roger Juyll, escheator in the county of Devon, pursuant to an inquisition made by John Aston, late escheator - in the same county, shewing that John Depe the son of William Depe held in his demesne as of fee on …
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