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John Laundry

· active 1308-07-12 – 1388-07-06 · Families Laundry · Londrey · Lourdre

⚑ May combine several people — entries span 80 years; separation in progress

“John Laundry” likely stands for several same-named individuals (a father and son, or namesakes). The printed indexes drive the separation; until then all 9 entries stay pooled here.

The rolls attest a man of this name dead by 1308 (“late …”, an upper bound — the roll records a death only after it happened), yet 7 entries carry later dates — some will be posthumous estate business, the rest another man.

In the printed indexes 4

Laundrey, John tenant in chief pp. 147 · Laundrey, John pp. 595 · Laundry, John pp. 75 · Laundry, John pp. 75
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  1. 1308-07-12 date: inferred auto-linked

    Order to Roger de Mortuo Mari, justice of Wales, to take into the king's hand the lands late of John Laundry, deceased, tenant in chief.…

  2. 1308-09-01 date: inferred auto-linked

    Order to Roger de Mortuo Mari, justice of Wales, to deliver to Philip Laundry, brother and heir of John Laundry, tenant in chief, the lands late of his said brother, he having done homage. By p.s.…

  3. 1339-05-12 date: inferred auto-linked

    Order to Gilbert Talbot, justice of South Wales, to take into the king's hand the lands late of John Laundrey, deceased, tenant in chief. Power to the mayor and good men of Sandwich to elect during pleasure one or two of…

  4. 1339-06-29 date: inferred auto-linked

    Order to Gilbert Talbot, justice of South Wales, pursuant to an inquisition made by him shewing that John Laundrey held of the king in chief the manor of Landoverour by homage and the service of a knight's fee, to wit, w…

  5. 1344-06-21 date: inferred auto-linked

    To Gilbert Talbot, justice of South Wales. Order to assign to Agnes the wife of John Laundrey, tenant in chief, upon her taking oath that will not marry without the king's licence, reasonable dower from her lands, in the…

  6. 1344-06-21 date: inferred auto-linked

    Order to assign to Agnes the wife of John Laundrey, tenant in chief, upon her taking oath that will not marry without the king's licence, reasonable dower from her lands, in the presence of Isabella Laundrey, John's daug…

  7. 1388-07-06 date: inferred auto-linked

    Walter Clopton, chief justice appointed to hold pleas before Writ of swpersedeas, by mainprise of John Crippyng of John Wiche of Herefordshire, Thomas More of Essex, Polay of Suffolk, John Rome clerk of Leycestershire an…

  8. 1388-07-06 date: inferred auto-linked

    Walter Clopton, chief justice appointed to hold pleas before Writ of swpersedeas, by mainprise of John Crippyng of John Wiche of Herefordshire, Thomas More of Essex, Polay of Suffolk, John Rome clerk of Leycestershire an…

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