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John le Pee

· active 1284-07-28 – 1401-05-01 · Pee family →

In the printed indexes 2

Pee, John pp. 611 · Pee, John pp. 231, 16, 69
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  1. 1284-08-17 date: inferred auto-linked

    Protection and safe-conduct, until Christmas, for John Pee of Argent and Martin le Bel, men of the abbot of St. Werburg, Chester, going by sea to buy victuals for his use. 4.…

  2. 1378-03-22 date: inferred auto-linked

    The like, in favour of John le Pee, servant of queen Isabella, the late king's mother, of letters patent, dated 18 March, 40 Edward III., being a like grant to him, for life, of 2d. daily. By the Great Council. 22.…

  3. 1401-05-01 date: inferred auto-linked

    Inspeximus and confirmation to John le Pee of letters patent dated 9 March, 1 Richard II, inspecting and confirming letters patent dated 18 March, 40 Edward III, granting to him for life 2d. daily at the Exchequer ; and …

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