Person
John Ferrer
In the printed indexes 1
Ferrer, John pp. 496
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- Winchester (Hampshire) 1
Possibly the same person, or kin
Others in the Ferrer family. Same forename + overlapping dates may be one identity (e.g. a remarried woman, or a mis-split father/son). See the whole family →
- John le Ferour same forename · 1277-06-02 – 1450-06-12 · 196 entries
- John de Ferraria same forename · 1293-09-13 – 1307-11-02 · 11 entries
- John de Ferar same forename · 1294-04-12 – 1325-05-05 · 6 entries
- William le Ferour · 1270-05-24 – 1482-09-18 · 187 entries
- Richard le Ferour · 1316-10-17 – 1479-02-12 · 73 entries
- William de Ferar' · 1281-05-11 – 1325-06-15 · 54 entries
- Walter le Ferour · 1312-07-15 – 1384-05-27 · 48 entries
- Henry de Ferar · 1325-06-15 – 1380-05-08 · 44 entries
- Adam le Ferour · 1313-10-14 – 1361-09-07 · 38 entries
- Stephen le Ferour · 1277-04-19 – 1334-02-03 · 33 entries
Similarly-spelled families (suggestions, not merged)
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Name variants
- “John Ferrer” ×2
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1280-01-06 date: inferred auto-linked
Grant, for life, by the king and his consort to John Ferrer, king's knight, of the fee held by Joan, late queen of Castile and countess of Ponthieu of the count of Flanders, wherever it may be ; to be held by the said Jo…
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1475-02-22 date: inferred auto-linked
John Worsle, captain of a ship called le Katerine Revers, and Garard Baker, master of the same. John Ferrer, master of a ship called le Trynyte, and Richard Alder, purser of the same. William Fetherston, master of a ship…
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