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John le Skirmere

· active 1302-11-10 – 1431-05-11 · Skirmere family →

In the printed indexes 2

Skirmere, John le pp. 182 · Skyrmer, John le pp. 117
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  1. 1302-11-10 date: inferred auto-linked

    Henry son of John sun of Robert de Sandford for the death of John son of Roger le Suour of Sandford. John son of John Deyvill of Dighton for the death of Thomas Baudewyn. Walter de Yweleye for the death of Walter de Olep…

  2. 1303-05-07 date: inferred auto-linked

    Pardon to William de Baillol of Harewell, in consideration of his having found security to go to the Scotch war on the king's service, for the death of John le Skyrmer of Henrethe, and of any consequent outlawry. B y p.s…

  3. 1431-05-11 date: inferred auto-linked

    of the protection for one year, which on 12 October last was to John Skyrmer of York, marchaunt, as about to proceed to to join the company of Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland, of the king's town of Berwic on Tweed ; …

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