Person
John Messier
In the printed indexes 1
Messier, John prior of St. Nicholas, Arundel pp. 46
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- Westminster (Middlesex) 2
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Others in the Messier 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 Messer same forename · 1270-07-02 – 1378-05-19 · 29 entries
- William le Messer · 1281-04-22 – 1339-07-15 · 22 entries
- Robert le Messer · 1274-04-12 – 1340-01-27 · 20 entries
- Stephen le Messer · 1258-04-23 – 1303-04-28 · 17 entries
- Ralph le Messer · 1295-12-14 – 1310-05-08 · 15 entries
- Thomas le Messer · 1265-04-15 – 1318-06-10 · 14 entries
- Roger le Messer · 1273-07-28 – 1284-08-05 · 14 entries
- Henry le Messer · 1276-02-03 – 1300-05-04 · 13 entries
- Hugh le Messer · 1280-04-04 – 1315-06-16 · 9 entries
- Peter le Messer · 1301-11-21 – 1321-08-12 · 8 entries
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Name variants
- “John Messier” ×2
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1356-10-03 date: inferred auto-linked
Commitment to brother John Messier, monk of the abbey of Séez in Normandy and proctor in England of the abbot thereof, of the keeping of the priory of Pembroke in Wales and all the lands and goods pertaining thereto, (sa…
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1357-06-02 date: inferred auto-linked
Commitment to brother John de Vivacio, monk of the abbey of Séez, whom the abbot of Séez has appointed to be prior of the priory of Pembroke in Wales, which is subject to the abbey, and his proctor of that place, praying…
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